Confirm the need
The inspection looks at movement, access, and whether deeper support fits the condition.

Some foundations need support transferred deeper than the active surface soil. We inspect the structure and explain when a steel pier or underpinning approach fits the observed condition.
Every home is different. These steps keep the repair easy to follow from the first look through the completed work.
The inspection looks at movement, access, and whether deeper support fits the condition.
The repair plan identifies access points and where deeper support is needed.
The crew completes the agreed piering work and reviews the supported areas.


This photo shows the crew’s equipment and access during foundation work. The exact repair plan depends on what the inspection finds at your home.
The repair method, access plan, and amount of correction are determined after the foundation system and visible movement are inspected.
Use these answers as a starting point. The team can answer questions about your home after the inspection.
Underpinning adds support below an existing foundation. A steel-pier approach may be considered when the inspection indicates that deeper support is appropriate.
No. Foundation type, movement, soil conditions, access, and the repair objective all influence the recommended method.
Yes. Foundation Repair Experts offers a free one-hour foundation inspection before work begins.
Book the free inspection and talk through the symptoms before you choose the repair.