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Foundation settlement can put stress on a home and lead to noticeable changes around the exterior. At this Jacksonville, FL home, our crew excavated along the foundation to access the affected area and installed a helical pier system beneath the home. The piers are designed to transfer the weight of the structure to more stable soil below, providing lasting support and helping prevent continued settlement.
This Fleming Island, FL homeowner noticed signs of foundation settlement, including a vertical crack in the brick veneer beneath a window. Left unaddressed, foundation movement can lead to additional cracking, uneven floors, and structural concerns throughout the home. To permanently stabilize the foundation and help prevent further settlement, our team installed helical piers beneath the affected section of the home. These engineered piers are advanced deep into stable load-bearing soil, transferring the weight of the structure away from shifting ground. With the foundation properly supported, the home now has a reliable, long-term solution for lasting stability and peace of mind.
In this Green Cove Springs, FL property, our team installed a GeoLock wall anchor system to stabilize a failing retaining wall affected by soil pressure. Anchors were strategically placed and connected with steel plates to permanently secure the wall and prevent further movement. This solution helps restore structural integrity, reduce bowing or shifting, and provide long-term stability even in challenging soil conditions. The result is a stronger, safer retaining wall built to last.
A homeowner in Green Cove Springs, FL, needed additional support for the floor system above their crawl space. Our team installed SmartJack supports and a steel supplemental beam beneath the floor joists to reinforce the structure. The new support system helps stabilize weakened or sagging floors and provides a durable solution for the home.
We installed foundation piers to stabilize the customer’s home and fix issues caused by soil shifting or settling. The piers help support the foundation by reaching stable soil or bedrock, preventing further movement and keeping the home secure.