Wall stabilization

Hold the wall. Stop the lean.

Helical tie-backs and related anchoring for basement, crawl, and retaining walls that have moved or need lateral restraint. Based in North Myrtle Beach.

Helical tie-back anchors along a structural wall.
Helical tie-back hardware on a structural wall.

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Wall and anchor work

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Helical tie-back anchors along a structural wall.
Helical tie-back hardware on a structural wall.
Underpinning brackets staged for an existing foundation.
Underpinning brackets for an existing foundation.
Close-up of a steel bracket connection on a helical pier.
Steel bracket connection on a helical pier.
Residential foundation lift brackets and hydraulic jacks in place.
Lift brackets and jacks on an existing foundation.

Methods

Steel anchors into stable ground.

Helical tie-backs

A helical shaft is rotated into soil beyond the wall and connected to a wall plate or bracket so the wall can be restrained against further movement.

When an engineer is involved

Bowing walls, large cracks, and tall retaining walls often need an engineer of record. We coordinate layout and install to that design, then hand back as-built notes for the file.

What we do not claim here

Carbon-fiber straps, interior drain systems, and full waterproofing packages are not listed as standard offers on this site. If your wall needs water management more than structural steel, we will say so.

Next step

Request an inspection.

Photos of the wall face and any cracks help. Call (803) 984-3906 or use the contact form.