Foundation Repair

We offer foundation repair solutions (also known as home leveling) for both residential and commercial environments.

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FOUNDATION REPAIRED

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We are trusted by thousands of customers for their foundation and soil needs.

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SIGNS of FOUNDATION issues

cracks in bricks / sheetrock

window separation

doors sticking

Types of Foundation Repairs

Underpinning

Underpinning is a proven method used to stabilize and strengthen existing foundations. The weight of your structure is supported by specialized piers installed deep into stable soil layers below the surface.

This process extends the depth or distributes the load of your foundation, making it more secure and resistant to future movement. It is commonly used when the existing foundation is too shallow or has experienced settlement.

Helical Piers

Helical piers are steel shafts with helix plates that are screwed into the ground until they reach stable soil. These piers help lift and restore your structure to its original position while preventing further settlement.

Installation is quick and minimally disruptive, often improving issues like sticking doors, cracked walls, and uneven floors.

Grout Injection Piers

Grout injection piers combine structural support with soil stabilization. Steel pins are installed beneath the structure to reach stable ground, and grout is injected to strengthen surrounding soils and improve load-bearing capacity.

CUSTOMERS WE SERVE

residential

commercial

government

10 signs your home needs foundation repair

1. There are cracks in the drywall.

Cracks can form in your drywall for many different reasons. If you live in a high humidity location, the moisture can cause cracks in your walls over time. Water damage from your roof can also cause cracks in the walls. But if your gutter systems are in great shape, your attic insulation is fine, and humidity is not an issue, these cracks could mean your foundation’s uneven.

2. There are cracks in your exterior walls.

Although drywall cracks are a common symptom of different house ailments, cracks in your exterior walls are almost always a foundation issue. Your brick siding can become uneven as the soil shifts under the house and the home adjusts.

3. There are a lot of bugs in your house.

Every homeowner has to deal with their fair share of pests every so often. But if your home seems to have a strangely high number of bugs, it could be a sign that there are cracks in your foundation. Centipedes, pill bugs, earwigs, carpenter ants, and roaches are drawn to moist areas and will usually make their way into your house through foundation cracks.

4. Your floors are uneven or sagging.

As your foundation shifts, so will your floors. You might notice that you could easily send a ball rolling down your living room floor or there are soft spots in your flooring. Inadequate foundation waterproofing can cause water to creep in and warp your floors.

5. Your doors and windows are sticking.

Sticky doors and windows can sometimes be caused by humidity. The wood in the door or windows expands with the moisture, making it harder for them to work properly. But if there isn’t any humidity in your area and your doors and windows are consistently sticking for no apparent reason, it could be that your foundation is shifting. This happens because, as the foundation moves, the door or window frame will also twist out of balance.

6. There are cracks above your windows.

Going off of the point above, when your window and door frames twist out of balance as your foundation shifts, this can cause cracks in the frames.

7. There’s moisture in your crawl space or basement.

Some homes that have foundation issues will have moisture in their crawl spaces or a wet, leaking basement. The moisture gets in through foundational cracks and can cause musty smells, mold growth, uneven floors, and sagging floorboards.

8. You have bowing walls.

Untreated cracks in your walls can sometimes lead to bowing. Bowed walls happen because of the soil movement under the foundation. The soil movement causes hydrostatic pressure and poor water drainage. This causes moisture buildup and pressure to bow your walls so they look like they’re folding in.

9. Your walls are separating from your house.

Wall separation can sometimes be caused by bowing, but not necessarily. As the soil moves and your floors shift, the walls on your house will start to separate from the roof and the rest of the structure.

10. There’s space between the wall and ceiling or floor.

Speaking of wall separation, another way you can tell there are foundational issues is when there’s space between your wall and the ceiling or your wall and the floor. This is usually a warning sign that wall separation is beginning to happen.