Concrete pressed piers are made of 6″ concrete cylinders that are 12″ in length assembled vertically. Each pier is driven to a depth of load bearing refusal. This means that the pier is driven through the existing problematic soils until the frictional buildup is so great that the structure is lifted and can be supported.​

Pier and beam foundation repair can include many different support systems. Typically, a pier & beam foundation is supported by an exterior concrete grade beam. The sill plate will lay flat along the top of the grade beam and will support the floor joist.​

Polyurethane concrete raising achieves lift using a lightweight material that requires small and few injection holes. Also known as foam lifting, Polyurethane concrete raising is the latest and greatest concrete repair method available.​

Drainage is one of the first areas assessed during a foundation inspection. The effect of too much surface water or underground migrate water can be solved by drainage systems. The soils around your foundation need to be even in nature.​