The Cost Effective Way to Stop Wall Deterioration

The JES Wall Anchor System utilizes proven engineering methods to secure and stabilize deteriorating basement walls. What's more, the system works on any kind of basement wall --concrete block, poured concrete, or tile.

Until now, homeowners had few choices for repairing foundation walls, except to excavate around the wall and build a new basement wall. This solution is expensive, time consuming, and destructive to landscaping. Not only that, the problem can recur if the wall is not properly rebuilt or if steps are not taken to correct the causes of the initial deterioration.

The JES Wall Anchor System, however, is a cost-effective alternative to rebuilding a foundation wall. Simple and effective, the patented system secures and stabilizes cracking, bowed, buckling foundation walls.

Proven Engineering Methods Work

The JES Wall Anchor System uses anchoring plates and rods to stabilize the wall and counteract the hydrostatic pressure being exerted against the wall. By counteracting this pressure, the causes contributing to the deterioration are lessened.

To install a JES Wall Anchor System, technicians insert a steel anchor rod through the wall into the outside earth. A steel anchor is then attached to the rod through a vertical hole in the ground. Finally, a steel wall plate secures the rod to the inside basement wall and installation is complete.

Safe For Your Home And Lawn

Installing The JES Wall Anchor System usually takes less than one day, and the technicians will leave your home and lawn as it was before the installation. Anchors are placed in specific locations along the wall, and rod extenders can be added to avoid all decking, cement work, flower beds, and other landscaping. And because the system works with the wall and ground, structural changes to your house are unnecessary.

Save Your Home, Protect Your Valuables

A home is usually the biggest investment a person or family makes - not to mention the value of the possessions contained within it. A cave-in can cause irreparable damage to the house and contents making it important to secure, stabilize and correct deteriorating basement walls -- before it's too late.

Foundation cracks and bulges develop for a number of reasons. At best, they are simply unsightly. At worst, they are signs of much larger problems and can precede a collapsed wall and sunken house. That's why it's important to have a professional examine the wall and determine what steps, if any, need to be taken.

Are Wall Anchors best for you?

     
     The recommended first step for foundation repair work is to have a certified foundation repair contractor examine the situation. Obtaining a professional opinion on the causes and available solutions is a necessary step in securing your foundation walls.