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Advantages of HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchors• Engineer Certified! Larger Anchor Wall Plate AvailableTo better meet our contractor’s needs when they encounter severely bowed basement walls, Resch Enterprises now offers a HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchor Assembly with a Larger Anchor Wall Plate. The regular sized Anchor Wall Plate is 12” x 22” and covers 3-4 courses of block. The NEW Large Anchor Wall Plate is 12” x 42″ and will cover 7 courses of block, providing 91% more wall coverage. Both HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchors and Gorilla Wall Braces basement bracing kits are manufactured in the USA. The HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchor System has helped thousands of homeowners straighten and stabilize their bowing basement walls.The HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchor System is made from quality steel and is hot-dipped galvanized for a long life-span, with the assurance of being able to perform well in a variety of soil conditions. The HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchors have been uniquely engineered so they are able to straighten the foundation wall immediately when the excavation of the soil is performed on the outside of the foundation. HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchors are also able to straighten foundation walls over time with minimal disruption to your yard and landscaping. HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchors are Engineer Certified!HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchors are Engineer Certified. The anchors have been stress tested far beyond normal use and performed well beyond expectations. Anchors have been around for over 70 years demonstrating tremendous holding power. Some examples of anchors are utility poles, guard rails, oil derrick rigs, etc. The HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchor System demands quality – therefore the materials are made of high-quality steel and galvanized for preservation and will perform well in a variety of soil conditions, pulling the buckling, bulging or bowing basement walls back towards plumb. The HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchor System is unique in that our anchors can actually straighten bulging and buckling walls even if the bowed wall is pulled off the building wall plate. HOLD-RIGHT Wall Anchors can also be used to anchor stabilize a retaining wall and any kind of concrete wall pits. Add Proven Systems & Profit to Your BusinessLearn More About the Benefits of Becoming a Qualified Contractor Foundation Repair Photo Album: Geo lock wall anchors correct failing retaining wallA retaining wall that runs the entire length of the propery line was starting to topple over. The geo-lock wall anchor system was used to straighten and secure the wall upright. Leaning retaining wallBefore the geo-lock anchor system was installed, you can see how much this retaining wall was leaning from the weight of the soil is was holding up. Jason Autry working on the geo lock system installJason Autry drills the holes through the retaining wall in order to install the geo lock anchor system. Rafael Taylor inserting the wall plates into placeOur crew working on the geo lock wall anchor system install. Crew working on prepping the retaining wall for the geo lock systemJason Autry drilling through the retaining wall. Crews work to install a geo-lock anchor systemJason Autry works to install a geo-lock anchor system to save this retaining wall from toppling over from the weight of the soil pressing on it. Crew working on both sides of the failing retaining wallOne crew member makes sure the anchor is going in to the ground at the correct angle while the other works to drive it in. The outside of the retaining wall with the geo lock system going in to place.The wall plates shown here face away from the property and towards the woods so they aren't seen. AFTER: the wall is secure and considerably straighter than the starting pointThe failing retaining wall has been stabilized and significantly straightened. It will continue to straighten even more over time. The only part of the retaining wall that wasn't failingThis view shows how the yard goes all the way up to the retaining wall. Other photos show how steep the drop off is beyond the wall. The combined pictures give an idea of how much pressure this retaining wall was enduring. The geo lock wall anchor system will keep it secure and stand it back up straight. Drop off at the property line beyond the retaining wallThis picture shows the drop off that occurs outside the property line. Another picture shows how the lawn comes all the way up to the retaining wall. Because of this, you can imagine how much pressure is on this retaining wall. Overhead view of the work going onThis ovehead views shows both sides of the failing retaining wall- the property side and the drop off at the property line. Related Customer Feedback:Do foundation wall anchors work?Wall anchors are an excellent repair method for bowing walls, if properly installed. Acculevel has been repairing foundations since 1996, and we have successfully restored stability to tens of thousands of homes in our service area.
What are Geo lock anchors?What is GeoLock? The GeoLock wall anchor system permanently stabilizes your foundation wall and can straighten your wall back toward its original position. Heavy-duty earth anchors are embedded in stable soil away from your foundation wall, and are then connected to steel channel anchors with long, galvanized rods.
Can you finish a basement with wall anchors?Preparing Your Basement for Finishing
The Hide-A-Way(R) Wall Anchor Cover System is the ideal answer to this problem. These covers are custom-made for Geo-Lock(TM) Wall Anchors, and their sleek, paintable design fits in perfectly with any basement wall system you install.
How much do wall anchors cost?Wall Anchors
The two plates are connected with a steel shaft that is tightened to hold your wall in place. Wall anchors cost between $400 and $700 each and should be placed every 5 feet. This cost means you can expect to pay $80 to $140 per foot for this type of brace.
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