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Slab Foundation Repair
Concrete pressed pilings locked with steel or deep steel piers driven to stable soil — engineered to stop lateral movement and stabilize your slab for good.
The Problem
Why Slab Foundations Shift
Concrete pressed pilings locked with steel eliminate the possibility of lateral movement. Deep steel piers driven directly below your home or business foundation reach further into stable soils, doing away with the troublesome brackets that clamp onto the home. Every pier is pressed to 6,000–12,000 PSI to achieve maximum depth with both concrete and steel piers.
Common Warning Signs
Since a slab foundation sits directly on the ground with no crawl space, movement below often shows up first as visible damage inside and outside the home.
- Cracking mortar around bricks
- Cracks in ceilings or walls
- Doors that stick in the frame
- Doors that swing open on their own
- Windows that are hard to open
- Uneven or sloping floors
More Serious Issues
- Walls pulling away from the ceiling or floor
- Plumbing issues tied to foundation shift
Not every crack means major foundation damage. A free inspection can identify the cause and the right next step.
Why It Happens
Expansive Clay Soil Is the Root Cause
Most Dallas, Irving, San Antonio, and Waco homes are built on a slab foundation because it’s fast to install and holds up well against local soil conditions — but that soil is still the main challenge. Texas’s expansive clay soil can swell by as much as 10% when it gets wet, then shrink back down as it dries. That constant expansion and contraction puts real strain on a slab foundation over time, and drought conditions, heavy rainfall, poorly compacted backfill, drainage issues, tree roots, and plumbing leaks can all accelerate the movement.
How It Works
What Happens After You Call
Every slab repair starts with a free, no-pressure inspection.
Request an Inspection
Call or submit a quick form and tell us what you're noticing — cracks, sticking doors, uneven floors.
Meet With a Specialist
A certified technician visits your property, examines the slab foundation, and walks you through what they find.
Review Findings & Options
You get a clear explanation of the cause and the repair options available, with no pressure to decide on the spot.
Repair Options
What to Expect From the Repair
Concrete pressed piling locked with steel eliminates the possibility of lateral movement.
Deep steel piers driven directly beneath the slab reach further into stable soils, doing away with the clamp-on brackets older methods rely on.
Every pier — concrete or steel — is pressed to 6,000–12,000 PSI to achieve maximum depth.
Piers are driven past the shifting surface clay into deeper, stable soil that can permanently carry the weight of the slab.
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Slab repairs are covered by our lifetime warranty, with flexible financing available.
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Slab Foundation Repair FAQ
Both are pressed to 6,000–12,000 PSI and are designed to reach deep, stable soil beneath your slab. Concrete pressed pilings are locked with steel to eliminate lateral movement, while deep steel piers drive directly below the foundation without relying on clamp-on brackets. Your technician will recommend the right option based on your soil and structural conditions during your free inspection.
It depends on the size of the slab, the extent of the movement, and where support is needed. That’s determined during your free inspection, not guessed at over the phone.
Pier locations depend on where your foundation needs support and where equipment can access the site. Your technician will walk you through exactly where work will happen before anything begins.
Yes. See our Warranties & Financing page for the full details, including our lifetime warranty coverage.
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