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Foundation Problems Photo Album: Leaning Wall in Crawlspace - Nashua, NH

A section of this home in Nashua, NH was built over a finished crawlspace. There was poured concrete on all sides, but only 5' of headroom, and so the space was not used as a full basement and had limited access. One of the walls was leaning in 2 to 3 inches, and needed to be stabilized before the problem got worse. Erickson Foundation Supportworks installed 4 PowerBrace steel I-beams to stabilize the wall.

Before View - Leaning Wall

Before View - Leaning Wall

View of the leaning wall in the crawlspace area. The wall is leaning in 2"-3" at the top.

Before View - Full Wall

Before View - Full Wall

View of the full wall, about 16' across, which was leaning in the entire width, and with a large crack (top to bottom) right in the middle.

After View - PowerBrace on Leaning Wall

After View - PowerBrace on Leaning Wall

Close-up view of the PowerBrace installed between the floor joists and up against the leaning foundation wall.

After View - PowerBrace's in Crawlspace

After View - PowerBrace's in Crawlspace

View of the 4 PowerBrace's installed down the length of the leaning foundation wall.

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