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Whether your home needs concrete pressed piling, steel helical piers, steel piles, or a combination of a few, we’ve got you covered.
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PIERS AND PILINGS SYSTEMS
Piers or pilings, terms that are interchangeable in our industry, can be made of different materials and inserted under your home in a variety of ways.
First, let’s get one thing straight- there is no one-size-fits all solution for foundation repair. When deciding what is the best repair plan for your home we’ll look at six main factors:
- Are there any bodies of water nearby affecting it?
- How is the current landscaping affecting the foundation?
- Is there a drainage system in place?
- What is the homeowners plan for the home?
- What is the homeowner’s budget for the repair?
The last two are more important than most people realize. We will always provide you with a plan of repair that fits your needs and budget. For example: If you’re planning on selling your home, you may be able to do a less costly repair, and the future homeowner can rest easy knowing we have a transferable lifetime warranty.
Now that we’ve covered what factors influence our plan of repair, let’s talk about the different types of piers and when they would be used. They include:
- Concrete pressed piers
- Cable anchored steel piers
- Helical steel piers
- Drilled concrete piers
DOES FOUNDATION REPAIR REALLY WORK?
OUR PROCESS
STEP-1
PROPERTY
EVALUATION
Evaluations done at no cost to you.
STEP-2
PLAN OF
REPAIR
Tailored plans based on your timeline and budget.
STEP-3
GET SHIFT
DONE
#dirtnerd team executes the plan of repair.
STEP-4
FOUNDATION
MAINTENANCE
Learn proper care for your property.
#SHIFTHAPPENS, WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED
Perma Pier Foundation Repair has been serving the Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio areas since 1992. We have transferable lifetime warranties designed to give you, the homeowners of Texas, peace of mind.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Generally speaking, piers that utilize steel are less likely to shift than concrete piers. This is due to the depth that steel piers can reach, and the stability of the steel. However, the best type of pier will be determined by what soil is under your home.
Our foundation repair method is minimally invasive, regardless of the type of pier used. If we need to get under your property, we excavate 3’ x 3’ squares outside the perimeter of your home.
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