Steel push piers and helical piers driven to bedrock to permanently stabilize and lift your settling foundation. No more temporary fixes.
Call (816) 555-FREEWhen your foundation settles, you need a permanent solution — not mudjacking that shifts again next season. Our piers reach bedrock and hold.
High-strength steel piers are hydraulically driven through the unstable clay until they reach bedrock or load-bearing strata. Your home is then lifted back to level and permanently supported. Our most common and reliable solution.
From $2,500Helical (screw) piers are rotated into the ground like giant screws. Ideal for lighter structures, areas with shallow bedrock, and where vibration must be minimized. Installation is fast and clean.
From $2,200For complex settlement patterns, we combine pier types to address different loads and soil conditions across your foundation. Engineered for maximum effectiveness.
From $3,500Floors that slope more than 1 inch over 10 feet indicate foundation settlement. Piering lifts the foundation back to level.
Frames that twist and bind are a classic sign of differential settlement. Piering stabilizes the entire structure.
Cracks wider than 1/4 inch, especially stair-step patterns in brick, mean your foundation is moving. Piering stops the movement.
When the foundation settles unevenly, walls pull away from ceilings. This structural separation requires immediate piering.
Our structural engineer maps the settlement pattern, analyzes soil borings, and designs the pier layout with load calculations for each pier location.
We excavate at each pier location and prepare a footing beneath the foundation wall. This ensures the load transfers directly to the pier.
Piers are driven or rotated to bedrock, verified by load testing, and connected to the foundation bracket. Most jobs require 8-15 piers.
Using synchronized hydraulic jacks, we slowly lift your foundation back to level. The process is controlled and monitored to prevent new cracks.
Every season of clay expansion and contraction makes settlement damage more expensive. Call now for a free engineering assessment.
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