Our Work Gallery
Check out these photos of Pier and Beam homes that have been given a new life the Foundation Repair Specialists — Breland Foundation Repair, LLC.
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These two top slideshows feature the same job- the top slideshow is Before and the beginning of our work- and the one beneath it is the end of our work and the After photos. Enjoy!
BEFORE
BEFORE, warping and water damage often indicate foundational issues.
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BEFORE- extensive foundation damage through the home- bad beams, ruined subfloors, rotted joists. They all have to go!
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BEFORE, holes in the floor! No good!
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BEFORE- during tear-out
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![BEFORE- during tear-out- [featuring super helper Wyatt Breland]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61b7893b37546027b52ba3b2/29760986-4ace-4899-af78-15636648efab/100_0800.JPG)
BEFORE- during tear-out- [featuring super helper Wyatt Breland]
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BEFORE- during tear-out- the joists are heavily damaged.
BEFORE- during tear-out- it only took a poke with a rake to break this joist.
BEFORE- during tear-out- the damage is clear to see.
AFTER: Damaged wood removed- new joists going in! -Dining Room
AFTER: Joists replaced
AFTER: subfloor going down in the Kitchen
AFTER: new subfloor going down in the restroom
AFTER: New Subfloor going down
AFTER! Kitchen's Looking Great!
AFTER! Dining Room is Looking Great!
AFTER: Subfloor is replaced in the kitchen.
AFTER: Subfloor replaced!
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AFTER: subfloor down in the restroom
Finished! Leveled and beautiful. Ready for flooring.
Before. You can see that the wood floor is centrally raised across the entire length of the room, this is due to foundation damage.
Tear-out begins.
The subfloor and substructure is completely rotten.
These rotten old joists have got to go.
Leveling.
New beams with concrete block and pad piers with termite shields are installed and the room is leveled.
Beautiful new joists.
Subflooring is going in!
After we finished foundation repairs and laid the subfloor in the Dining Room.
Before we tore the rotten and defective materials out.
Completely torn out, and ready to be leveled.
the joist repairs begin
The room is leveled with new piers and beams, the joists are replaced, and it's ready for the subfloor.
The defective subfloor during demolition.
Subfloor removed, and the joists repaired.
New subfloor installed, and the structure is ready for flooring.
Removal of the subfloor begins.
As we remove the subfloor, many rotten joists are exposed.
This entire area's joists will be replaced.
Rebuilding of the joists begins.
Joist construction continues.
The joists are installed and ready for a subfloor.
The structure before our repairs. Unleveled and falling apart.
Removal of defective materials begins.
New piers and a new beam are added here and the structure will be leveled next.
New materials are installed where needed, and the structure is leveled.
Weatherproofing underneath the siding is essential to a long lasting repair.
The siding is repaired.
The rotten subfloor in the entryway has been removed and reveals rotten joists.
Defective joists are common throughout the structure.
The joist repair begins.
Joists are replaced and repaired all through the structure.
Subfloor is replaced.
Temporary flooring is installed at the owner's request.
Mold and mildew are a prevalent problem for homes in Louisiana.
Here you can see the beam is not even resting on the pier.
Over time, brick and mortar piers degrade and become defective.
Rot has rendered this beam ineffective.
This pier has sunk into the soft ground, another prevalent problem in Louisiana due to mostly clay soil.
Our concrete pad and block piers are always topped with a termite shield to protect your wooden substructure.
Concrete pad and block piers last longer than brick and mortar, and the wide base helps to keep them from sinking in the soft earth.
Brick and mortar piers are rebuilt to our standards on the perimeter of this home for aesthetic value.
The home is leveled, and the piers are no longer sunk into the ground.