Keystone Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Before our intervention, the homeowners were grappling with sagging floors in their basement, a problem many in Pittsburgh, PA are all too familiar with. As showcased in the before image, this issue not only affected their home's integrity but their peace of mind. Turning to Keystone Basement Systems, they sought a solid foundation they could trust. Enter SmartJacks - our proven solution for reinforcing structure securely and efficiently. Notice in the after photo: the transformation is evident. The floors are now stabilized, restoring the homeowner's confidence in their home's safety and durability. At our core, we're about ensuring such peace of mind with reliable, long-lasting fixes, a commitment visible in every project we undertake.

To permanently stabilize this customer's cracked, bowing foundation walls, steel I beams were installed. By installing the steel I beams, the foundation walls were stabilized and the risk of further cracking and bowing was eliminated. 

Before, a Pittsburgh homeowner faced the unsettling reality of a compromised foundation, with their basement and garage longing for stability. Notice in the photos the stark difference our Carbon Armor has made. This innovative solution, shown in the after photo, not only secured the structural integrity of their home but also restored peace of mind. Trust Keystone Basement System to transform your foundation concerns into a cornerstone of strength.

Facing a sinking feeling about your home's stability? Check out this Pittsburgh homeowner's transformation. Initially, their foundation was sagging, evident from the stressed walls in need of support. By turning to us, they found relief through our state-of-the-art Carbon Armor and Push Pier systems. Notice in the after photo how these solutions not only secured but rejuvenated their basement's integrity. We're here to ensure your foundation is not just fixed but fortified for the future.

In this photo we can see that BrightWall already exists on the walls, but there is a gap.  The gap is temporary there until the plumbing is done by the homeowner and then the last panel is inserted.