Foundation repair services across St. Louis
Structural repairs, waterproofing and concrete work for houses in the city, St. Louis County and St. Charles County. Every one of them starts with the same free inspection.
Pick the problem, or let the inspection pick it
Homeowners often call about one thing and learn it is another: a wet corner that turns out to be a settling footing, a crack that turns out to be harmless. You do not need to know which service you need before you call.
Foundation Repair
When one corner of a house drops, the brick cracks in steps, doors bind and floors tilt.
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Push Piers
A push pier is a string of steel tubes pressed straight down beside the footing with a hydraulic ram, using the weight of the house as the counterweight.
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Bowing Wall Repair
A long horizontal crack across a block wall, or a wall that leans in at the top, means the soil outside is pushing harder than the wall can take.
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Foundation Crack Repair
Before anything is injected, we answer one question: is this crack a sign of movement, or just the concrete shrinking as it cured? The answer decides whether you need a sealed crack, a structural repair or nothing at all..
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Sump Pump Installation
A sump pump is only as good as the pit it sits in, the line that carries the water away and the power that runs it.
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Concrete Leveling
When the soil under a patio, sidewalk or driveway washes out or shrinks, the slab drops.
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Structural, water, or both
Settlement, bowing walls and cracks are structural: the house or a wall has moved. Leaks, damp crawl spaces and failing sump pumps are about water. In St. Louis clay the two are often linked, because water is what makes the soil swell and shrink. The plan covers both where they are connected.
Structural repairs are done under a permit from the city or county office for your address. Plumbing connections, where a job needs one, are made by a licensed plumber.
Book a free foundation inspection
We call back the same day to set a time. The inspector measures, looks at the soil and the walls, and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
