Slab Foundation Repair
Steel pressed pilings and helical pier installation for settled Triangle slabs. We drive to stable soil below the active Piedmont clay zone and hydraulically lift the foundation back to grade.
Learn more →Slab leveling, pier and beam restoration, crawl space encapsulation, and drainage solutions across Wake, Durham, Orange, and Chatham Counties. Free inspections. Written estimates.
Every job starts with a free inspection and elevation survey. We tell you exactly what's wrong before any work begins.
Steel pressed pilings and helical pier installation for settled Triangle slabs. We drive to stable soil below the active Piedmont clay zone and hydraulically lift the foundation back to grade.
Learn more →Beam replacement, new concrete support piers, and crawl space moisture management for older Durham, Chapel Hill, and South Raleigh homes with pier and beam foundations.
Learn more →Restore sloping floors and sticking doors using push pier or helical pier house leveling. Free elevation survey maps exactly where settlement has occurred before we install a single pier.
Learn more →Structural assessment of diagonal, stair-step, and horizontal cracks. We determine whether crack injection alone is appropriate or whether pier installation is needed first — then we give you a straight answer.
Learn more →Full encapsulation with 12-mil vapor barrier, dehumidifier installation, and NC R408-compliant moisture control. For older Triangle homes with pier and beam or crawl space construction.
Learn more →Every job starts with a no-cost elevation survey and written assessment. If you don't need work done, we'll tell you that. No pressure to sign — just a straight answer about your foundation.
Schedule now →Wake, Durham, and Orange County clay expands when wet and contracts when dry. Add NC's January-February freeze-thaw cycle and you have year-round foundation stress.
North Carolina Piedmont clay absorbs moisture and swells in wet seasons, then contracts in hot dry summers. This cycle repeats every year and accumulates over decades beneath Triangle foundations.
When one section of your foundation drops more than another — from uneven soil moisture, fill soil consolidation, or tree root competition — you get sticking doors, diagonal cracks, and sloping floors.
Steel pressed pilings or helical piers driven to stable soil below the active clay zone restore the foundation to level — permanently at the pier locations — and stop progressive settlement.
We cover Wake, Durham, Orange, and Chatham Counties. If you're in the Triangle, we service your area.
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(919) 373-3162