We have several solutions available for foundation repair. For each problem, we have a solution which will correct your foundation and restore it to safety. We offer the following systems:

• Helical Pier
• Push Pier
• Slab Piers
• Wall Anchors
• Stabilizer Solutions for Crawl Spaces
• Helical Anchors

Helical Piers

Helical piers are inserted into the earth and drill down to the compacted virgin soil and bedrock. They give your home a way to be completely grounded - you won't have to worry about it ever sinking or settling. Helical Pier Systems are screwed into the ground - deep into the soil until they can go no further, and then they act as a resting point for your home.

Push Piers

Push Piers, or underpinning, is the best way to raise a home back to the original position. If you have cracks in your foundation, shifted bricks, cracked drywall or jammed doors and windows, your foundation may already be settling. Push piers drive down into the earth in the same way as helical piers, but can be inserted after construction has already taken place. Heavy brackets will be secured to your foundation's base, propping it up on the earth beneath.

Slab Piers

Slab piers are very similar to push piers, but they work for a concrete slab as opposed to a basement foundation.

Wall Anchors

If you have bowing walls, wall anchors can be drilled into your basement that will pull your walls back to their original position and prevent them from collapse.

Stabilizer Solutions for Crawl Spaces

If your crawl space is sinking, we offer a solution called the SmartJack. These crawl space supports will fix your crawlspace permanently and completely. An engineered base is installed underneath your home, and then galvanized steel reinforces the supports at specific intervals to restore your floor joists to their original height.

Helical Anchors

Helical anchors, like wall anchors, will pull your walls back into original position. They are tightened over the course of several months, providing you with a permanent, lasting solution.

If you have any questions or you would like to schedule an estimate, contact us today.