Foundation Stabilization To Correct Foundation Settlement

At Foundation Repair Pros, we highly recommend installing foundation piers to stabilize, repair, and restore a foundation which has been damaged by issues related to foundation settlement and poor supporting soils.

There are several different types of foundation piers; each one is designed to address a different kind of foundation problem. We install three different kinds of foundation piers: push piers, helical piers, and slab piers.

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Push Pier to fix a settling foundation

Foundation Push Piers

Push piers connect the foundation to strong, stable soil or bedrock. Foundation push piers attach to the base of the foundation with special brackets and extend through settling and unstable soil layers, transferring the weight of your home to competent soils or bedrock.

Helical Pire System

Foundation Helical Piers

Like push piers, helical piers are attached to the foundation by mounting a bracket. Helical piers include rotating blades that are advanced into the soil. Foundation helical piers are straight, steel piers that have helical blades welded to each shaft. This installation is possible from either inside or outside of your foundation.

Slab Pire System

Slab Pier Systems

When the soil beneath a concrete slab shrinks or settles, the slab itself is also likely to settle, often cracking in the process. Slab piers restore stability by connecting the slab to competent soil at greater depth. Foundation slab piers are straight steel piers that extend from stable soils deep below the structure to support brackets directly in contact with the underside of the slab.

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