Bowed Wall Repair for Byron homeowners
Coastal Plain sand does not swell, so it exerts less lateral force on a below-grade wall than clay does. When a Byron wall bows, the cause is usually something more specific than general soil pressure.
The common ones are saturated backfill after poor drainage, hydrostatic pressure from a rising water table near Big Indian Creek, or a wall that was undersized or poorly reinforced when it was built. Frost is a factor further north and it is rarely one here.
That is why we measure and investigate before quoting. Deflection tells us what bracing the wall needs, and the pattern of cracking plus the site conditions tell us what has been pushing it. Carbon fiber for smaller movement, steel for larger, and drainage to take the water pressure out of the backfill.
The scope is fixed before we start on a Byron home, so nothing gets added once the crew is underneath.
- Stabilizes and reinforces bowing walls
- Stops further movement
- Carbon fiber and bracing options
- Protects your home's structural integrity
