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Foundation Reinforcement
 
This is a method of repairing a damaged foundation without replacing it. The existing foundation is reinforced with a new adjacent foundation called a sister beam or grade beam. The reinforcing beam is structurally attached to the existing foundation and helps to carry the load that is placed on the foundation by the structure
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Basement Addition
   

Deepening of an existing basement in Orinda, CA.  The existing foundation was left in place and supported so that a new foundation could be installed beneath it.

   A view of the wall and footing reinforcement.  The wood cribbing and steel I-beam in the center of the photo was used to temporarily support a chimney located on the exterior of the house.   A view of the chimney that is being supported by the steel I-beam
   
A view of the chimney from the exterior.  Notice the steel I-beam that is supporting the chimney.   Another view of the excavation and reinforcement   The new perimeter foundation is finished.  Temporary posts are used to support the structure.
   
Another view of the finished perimeter foundation and temporary supports.   Forming of the new foundation  

The steel reinforcement is adjusted behind the wall forms
     
A view of the work area.  A portion of the interior foundation is finished.   The finished slab floor with rough framing in place for a new wall.    
 
 
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