Helical pier and foundation support services
Ten separate service paths, because the right answer for a settling stoop is not the right answer for a bowing basement wall.
Helical pier repair
When part of a foundation has moved because the soil beneath it can no longer carry the load, helical piers can transfer that load to deeper, more competent soil. The hard part is proving that is what is actually happening.
View service 02Helical pier installation
Installation is where a helical system either earns its capacity or quietly fails to. The shaft is advanced until it develops the required resistance — depth is an outcome, not a number chosen in advance.
View service 03Foundation settlement repair
Settlement is a symptom, not a diagnosis. The useful question is which part of the structure went down, how far, and what changed in the soil underneath it.
View service 04Foundation piering
Piering is the category, not the product. Helical and push piers solve the same problem by different means, and the structure decides which one makes sense.
View service 05Deck & porch support
Decks, porches and stoops settle more often than houses do, for a simple reason: they are frequently built on shallower footings, on backfilled ground, and they weigh far less than the structure they are attached to.
View service 06Retaining wall support
A leaning retaining wall is almost always telling you about water. Helical tieback anchors can resist the lateral load, but only after the drainage that created it is understood.
View service 07Slab & patio stabilization
Not every sunken slab needs deep support. Slabs sit on their own sub-base and often settle independently of the foundation — which usually calls for a different, cheaper fix.
View service 08Crawl space support
Crawl spaces make foundation problems unusually visible. You can often see the footing, the piers and the framing at the same time — which means a diagnosis can be far more specific than guessing from upstairs.
View service 09Basement foundation support
Basement walls fail in two fundamentally different directions: down, and inward. They look similar to a homeowner and need completely different repairs.
View service 10Commercial helical piers
Commercial work changes the paperwork more than the physics. The pier still develops capacity through torque — but now there is an engineer of record, a submittal, an inspection schedule and an occupied building to work around.
View serviceNot sure which one applies? Start with the settlement signs guide, or send photographs and a description through the assessment request and we will point you at the right page.
Tell us what your structure is doing.
Share the symptoms, the location on the property and the type of structure. We will tell you what we would look at next — and whether piers are even the right conversation.