Before & After Photos

In this Jacksonville, FL home, the homeowners were experiencing signs of foundation settlement along the exterior wall—visible gaps, uneven soil displacement, and shifting around the structure. Our team installed durable helical piers to permanently stabilize the foundation and prevent further sinking.

The first photo shows the excavation and pier brackets being set beneath the footing, allowing us to transfer the weight of the home to stable, load-bearing soil. In the second photo, you can see the clean, restored exterior after the system was fully installed and the soil was backfilled.

This reliable helical pier solution reinforces the home’s structure, protects against ongoing settlement, and ensures long-term peace of mind for the homeowner. If you're seeing similar symptoms around your home, our team is here to help with proven foundation repair solutions.

We cleaned up this crawl space, removed all of the fallen fiberglass insulation, and permanently stabilized the sagging floors by installing SmartJacks with steel supplemental beams.

These photos show the installation of helical piers to stabilize the foundation of a Jacksonville home. The first image highlights the excavation and preparation work near the patio, while the second image shows a helical pier bracket securely installed beneath the foundation column. Helical piers provide a long-term solution for settling foundations by transferring the structural load to stable soil layers deep below the surface, ensuring lasting stability and protection against further settlement issues.

This concrete pool was sinking due to settlement. To stabilize and secure the pool from future settlement, our team installed our Foundation Helical Pier System. 

This Jacksonville home was experiencing foundation settling that threatened the stability of its brick exterior. Our team installed helical piers, a proven solution that transfers the home’s weight to deep, stable soil layers. By securing the foundation with steel piers, we were able to lift, stabilize, and protect the structure from further settlement. Now, the homeowner has long-term peace of mind knowing their property is safe and supported.