Free, no-obligation inspection from a vetted local foundation specialist.
Lift and level concrete slab foundations with steel piers or polyurethane injection.Drop your ZIP and we'll match you with one vetted local specialist for a free inspection — typically within 24 hours. We make the introduction. They handle the work. No spam calls, no five-way bidding war.
Scope of work
Slab foundations are common in warm-climate construction and the most prone to clay-driven movement. Repair typically uses steel push piers or helical piers driven beneath the failing edge, then hydraulically lifts the slab back to a stable elevation. Smaller voids are filled with polyurethane foam injection.
The matched specialist will give you a written scope and estimate after the free inspection.
Where you are
Pick your metro to see the local soil, climate, and cost context your matched contractor will work with.
Local cost typically $5,000 – $18,000. Most common cause: summer drought shrinking clay away from the slab perimeter.
Local cost typically $5,400 – $19,400. Most common cause: hurricane and flood saturation followed by rapid drying.
Local cost typically $5,600 – $20,200. Most common cause: bentonite swelling beneath slabs and basement floors (heave, not settlement).
Local cost typically $5,100 – $18,400. Most common cause: seasonal clay shrinkage pulling away from slab edges.
Local cost typically $5,400 – $19,400. Most common cause: seasonal clay shrinkage pulling away from slab edges.
Local cost typically $4,900 – $17,600. Most common cause: seasonal clay shrinkage pulling away from slab edges.
Local cost typically $4,700 – $16,900. Most common cause: seasonal clay shrinkage pulling away from slab edges.
Local cost typically $4,600 – $16,600. Most common cause: seasonal clay shrinkage pulling away from slab edges.
Local cost typically $5,300 – $18,900. Most common cause: irrigation overspray or leaks concentrating water near footings.
Local cost typically $5,200 – $18,500. Most common cause: irrigation overspray or leaks concentrating water near footings.
Local cost typically $4,800 – $17,300. Most common cause: irrigation overspray or leaks concentrating water near footings.
Local cost typically $6,400 – $23,000. Most common cause: hillside creep or poorly compacted fill settlement.
Local cost typically $5,900 – $21,200. Most common cause: irrigation overspray or leaks concentrating water near footings.
Local cost typically $6,200 – $22,300. Most common cause: hillside creep or poorly compacted fill settlement.
Local cost typically $6,800 – $24,500. Most common cause: hillside creep or poorly compacted fill settlement.
Local cost typically $6,700 – $24,100. Most common cause: hillside creep or poorly compacted fill settlement.
Local cost typically $5,800 – $20,900. Most common cause: hillside creep or poorly compacted fill settlement.
Local cost typically $6,200 – $22,300. Most common cause: hillside creep or poorly compacted fill settlement.
Local cost typically $5,700 – $20,500. Most common cause: hillside creep or poorly compacted fill settlement.
Local cost typically $5,400 – $19,400. Most common cause: snowmelt saturating soils near basement walls.
Local cost typically $5,400 – $19,400. Most common cause: snowmelt saturating soils near basement walls.
Local cost typically $5,700 – $20,500. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $5,400 – $19,400. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $5,100 – $18,400. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $5,000 – $18,000. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $4,800 – $17,300. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $4,900 – $17,600. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $4,900 – $17,600. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $4,900 – $17,600. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $4,800 – $17,300. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $4,800 – $17,300. Most common cause: hydrostatic pressure against basement walls after storms.
Local cost typically $6,900 – $24,800. Most common cause: snowmelt and stormwater raising hydrostatic pressure.
Local cost typically $6,400 – $23,000. Most common cause: snowmelt and stormwater raising hydrostatic pressure.
Local cost typically $5,600 – $20,200. Most common cause: snowmelt and stormwater raising hydrostatic pressure.
Local cost typically $5,000 – $18,000. Most common cause: snowmelt and stormwater raising hydrostatic pressure.
Local cost typically $6,200 – $22,300. Most common cause: snowmelt and stormwater raising hydrostatic pressure.
Local cost typically $5,500 – $19,800. Most common cause: snowmelt and stormwater raising hydrostatic pressure.
Local cost typically $5,100 – $18,400. Most common cause: crawl space humidity leading to wood rot and sagging floors.
Local cost typically $5,300 – $19,100. Most common cause: crawl space humidity leading to wood rot and sagging floors.
Local cost typically $5,200 – $18,700. Most common cause: crawl space humidity leading to wood rot and sagging floors.
Local cost typically $5,100 – $18,400. Most common cause: crawl space humidity leading to wood rot and sagging floors.
Local cost typically $5,200 – $18,700. Most common cause: crawl space humidity leading to wood rot and sagging floors.
Local cost typically $5,100 – $18,400. Most common cause: crawl space humidity leading to wood rot and sagging floors.
Local cost typically $4,700 – $16,900. Most common cause: crawl space humidity leading to wood rot and sagging floors.
Local cost typically $4,600 – $16,600. Most common cause: crawl space humidity leading to wood rot and sagging floors.
Local cost typically $5,300 – $19,100. Most common cause: heavy rain or tropical storms saturating clay around the home.
Local cost typically $5,000 – $18,000. Most common cause: stormwater washout beneath slabs and driveways.
Local cost typically $5,200 – $18,700. Most common cause: stormwater washout beneath slabs and driveways.
Local cost typically $5,300 – $19,100. Most common cause: stormwater washout beneath slabs and driveways.
Local cost typically $5,900 – $21,200. Most common cause: stormwater washout beneath slabs and driveways.
Local cost typically $5,800 – $20,900. Most common cause: stormwater washout beneath slabs and driveways.
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Warning signs
If two or more of these appear in your home, it's worth scheduling a free inspection. Early repairs cost a fraction of late ones.
Cracks in interior tile or grout lines
Doors that stick on one side of the home
Visible gap at the base of exterior brick
A floor that feels noticeably uneven underfoot
FAQ
Almost always to within ¼-inch of original elevation. Rare extreme settlement may target stabilization rather than full lift.
A skilled crew lifts slowly and incrementally. Minor existing cracks can re-open; major new cracking is rare with experienced installers.
Polyurethane is great for small voids and concrete leveling, but full perimeter settlement on a home almost always requires steel piers for permanent support.
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