Before & After Photos

Have you noticed your foundation starting to settle and you aren't to sure if you should do something about it? A recent customer of our realized his foundation was settling faster than he thought it would. He gave us a call and got him on the schedule to meet with our System Design Specialist. Once the specialist got to the home and met with the homeowner and he took all his measurement and photos. The homeowner and the specialist sat down and went over what he found add the best solution. The homeowner and the specialist discussed the best fix to the homeowners concerns. 

Sold 4 pushpiers, Because the walls of this home had major settling! After we installed the push peris the walls of the garage were brought back in almost 4 1/2 inches. 

Is there a corner of your house that is starting to sink? Call or visit us today to get on the schedule for a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our trained specialists!

A recent customer of ours in Coeur D'Alene called us with concerns of one side of her home settling.  We got her on the schedule to meet with our specialist Ryan to look at the foundation. Once Ryan got out there he quickly realized the best product for the homeowner was going to be our Helical Piers.  Our helical piers go under the footing of the home's foundation and help permanently lift the home. 

This fixer-upper had weak floor joists, cracking walls, and needed a lot of attention from its new homeowners. After doing their research and meeting our System Design Specialist, they realized that our SmartJacks© were the perfect solution for their home. It's a permanent solution for sloping, sagging floors, as every SmartJack© is planted in engineered fill which address the root cause of settlement (problem soils). It's extremely durable due to its zinc-plated and galvanized steel components that resist corrosion. Lastly, its adjustable design enable a custom fit for every SmartJack©, allowing the same solution to be used across the crawl space which isn't perfectly level. This made installation fast, simple, and the homeowners were able to begin other repairs around the home, knowing their floors were finally stabilized.