Sometimes a foundation is too far gone to patch. When the footers, piers, and beams have all failed together, the right answer is to replace the foundation properly rather than keep chasing symptoms around the house.
When patching stops making sense
If the footers, piers, and beams have all failed together, spot repairs just move the problem around. At that point a complete foundation replacement is the honest recommendation and the cheaper one over time.
Engineered and formed properly
New footings are formed and reinforced, poured to the right dimensions, and placed to carry the actual load of the structure. Rebar, depth, and bearing all matter, and all get done right.
The house stays supported
A foundation replacement means carrying the home safely while the old structure comes out and the new one goes in. That is sequencing and experience, and it is why this is licensed contractor work.
Coordinated with your other trades
On bigger projects we work alongside your other contractors and coordinate the elements we are not handling, so the job keeps moving instead of stalling between trades.
What this covers
- Complete foundation replacement
- Formed and reinforced footings
- Temporary structural support
- Full pier and beam rebuild
- Code compliant, permitted work
- Coordination with other trades
