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MississaugaOakvilleBurlingtonVaughanMarkhamWhitbyAll service areasThe Jarvis project was a critical structural remediation in an older Oshawa home. The existing basement structure relied on a wooden beam and a brick post, both of which had been deflecting for years.












The Jarvis project was a critical structural remediation in an older Oshawa home. The existing basement structure relied on a wooden beam and a brick post, both of which had been deflecting for years. As a result, the floors above had sagged inward by several inches, and the home required a reliable long-term solution.
To restore the structural integrity of the house and maximize the basement layout, we designed a solution that relocated the point load so the new steel post and footing could be fully concealed inside a wall separating the HVAC room from the rest of the basement space. This allowed the rest of the basement to remain one large, open space, ideal for future finishing.
Installation of a 28-ft, aprox 800 lb steel beam.
This approach corrected the sagging floors and created a clean, unobstructed basement layout.
We also appreciated the homeowner’s fairness, cooperation, and hospitality throughout the project.
The home’s structural integrity was fully restored, the floors were levelled, and the basement became a large, usable space with the new load path hidden inside the wall. The project delivered both safety and functionality, setting the stage for future basement improvements.
If you’re planning a structural remediation, basement beam replacement, or need guidance on steel beam installations in older homes, we’d be happy to help. We complete structural projects and full renovations across Oshawa and the GTA with engineered solutions built to last.
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