Pier & Beam
Foundation Repair

Start with an evaluation.

A raised foundation includes supports and framing beneath the floor. The appropriate repair depends on what is happening at your home—not simply the appearance of one crack or an uneven room.

We discuss the visible symptoms, accessible support conditions, and concerns you have noticed. If an area cannot be inspected or another specialist is needed, that should be clear before you make a repair decision.

Concerns worth checking

• Sloping, sagging, or uneven floors
• Doors or windows that begin sticking
• Gaps around trim or changes in interior walls
• Visible deterioration or movement in accessible supports
• Moisture or standing water beneath the home

A plan that fits the structure.

Depending on the evaluation, repair planning may include re-shimming, support or post work, and beam repairs. The scope should identify which areas need attention, the work proposed, and any limitations or related concerns.

Moisture and drainage conditions also deserve attention. Where those concerns are present, we can discuss whether a separate drainage evaluation or other professional assessment is appropriate.

Know what is included

Before approving work, ask about access beneath the home, affected areas, expected disruption, cleanup, and any additional evaluation needed. Clear explanations help you compare repair options.