Foundation Repair

It’s important to find foundation repair professionals that you can trust if you find that your foundation is damaged. United Structural Systems employs foundation repair specialists with years of experience who can do the job right.

Symptoms of Foundation Damage

Figuring out if your home is suffering foundation damage is only part of the process. If you think your home has foundation issues, you should look out for these telltale signs.

Cracks in Brick

The entire structure of your home, including your brick walls, can be affected when your foundation shifts and settles. Stairstep cracks often develop in brick due to foundation damage, and this is one of the most obvious symptoms of foundation issues.

Sticking Doors and Windows

The foundation could be at fault if your doors or windows suddenly become stuck, jammed, or don’t open as smoothly as they used to. This could be due to your home’s structural integrity decreasing as your foundation cracks and shifts under external pressures.
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Cracks in Drywall

Hydrostatic pressure caused by groundwater and soil surrounding your home, can push foundation walls inward. This pressure can cause cracks in your exterior walls and your interior walls as well.

Dependable Repair Solutions

We use industry-proven foundation repair products to quickly repair your foundation.

Helical Piers

Helical piers are constructed from long steel rods which are welded to helical blades. These piers serve to support lighter structures while preventing foundation settlement. They are mechanically driven into the earth until the competent strata are reached. Once there, they transfer weight from the structure onto the stable soil below.

Steel Push Piers

Our steel push piers are reliable and long-lasting support for heavier structures. Push piers drive deep into the soil to reach bedrock or the point at which they can support weight. Foundation settlement becomes a problem of the past once the weight of your home is transferred from the soil to the strata below using push piers.

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