Frontier Foundation & Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Not only is Frontier Basement Systems trained professionally to fix basements and crawlspaces, but we can do floors too! This homeowner chose the Dark Walnut Elite Floor Planking.  The all-new ThermalDry® Elite Plank flooring from Total Basement Finishing has no wood at all, and will not be affected by moisture or water; giving you the warm, luxurious look of real wood plank flooring in your basement, without the worry.  Do you have a home project you are unsure if we can tackle? Well, give us a call today for your FREE estimate! 

Water can enter beneath the concrete and soften and eventually erode the soil. This causes the concrete slab to sink and crack. Call Frontier Foundation & Crawl Space Repair for your free, no-obligation estimate.

Basement floor showing signs of settling and visible cracks.  Using Poly Level 400 to stabilize basement floor and Nexus Pro to repair, fill and seal cracks.

This customer in Kuttawa, KY had multiple projects completed on his home. We started with adding a tripleSafe Sump Pump in the pantry, where he was having water and moisture issues.

This customer in Kuttawa, KY had multiple projects completed on his home. We started with adding a tripleSafe Sump Pump in the pantry, where he was having water and moisture issues. On the front of his garage, he had some wall repair needing attention so we added Carbon Armor to part of the garage and the front of the house. CarbonArmor is the ideal, non-invasive solution to permanently stabilize block foundation walls. The CarbonArmor system uses carbon fiber-reinforced polymers that are many times stronger than steel, yet flexible enough to contour to bowing walls.

In his pool house/storage room, he also had some foundation issues causing wall failure so we added Power Brace to the walls. The PowerBrace system permanently stabilizes foundation walls. Zinc-plated steel beams are custom-fit to your basement height and tightly secured against the wall with brackets that are anchored to the basement floor below and first-floor framing above.