Push Piers
For qualifying existing structures with sufficient reaction load.
Push pier details →Based near the Roane County market, Tennessee Foundation & Pier provides foundation stabilization evaluations for Harriman-area homes and structures showing signs of settlement or movement.
Request a Foundation InspectionWarning signs can include stair-step cracks in brick or block, widening foundation cracks, doors or windows that begin sticking, uneven floors, gaps around trim, and visible sinking. Not every crack requires underpinning, so the first step is understanding what is moving and why.
Depending on the structure and site conditions, stabilization may involve steel push piers, helical piers or another engineered support approach. The appropriate system should be selected for the actual load, access and subsurface conditions rather than assuming one pier type fits every property.
For qualifying existing structures with sufficient reaction load.
Push pier details →Torque-installed support for appropriate existing and new structures.
Helical pier details →Tell us what you're seeing and where it is occurring.
Request an inspection →No. Cracks can have different causes. The purpose of an evaluation is to determine whether there is evidence of ongoing structural movement and what repair, if any, is appropriate.
In some situations recovery toward a previous elevation may be possible, but stabilization is the primary goal. The amount of lift that is appropriate depends on the structure and existing damage.
That depends on the affected foundation length, loads, site conditions and the selected system. A site-specific repair plan is needed before determining pier count.
Tell us about the property and the symptoms you're seeing.