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Are resistance piers strong enough to support the structure? Yes, we have installed these piers under three story buildings, huge machine bases, and large tanks. The maximum capacity of the piers probably will not be reached, which allows for a … Continue reading
Can I still live in my house while piering work is being performed? Yes, most of the work is performed around the outside of the home with minimal disruption to the homeowner. In some projects, it may be necessary to … Continue reading
How to get my foundation raised back to its original height? In most cases the structure is raised to the point where it is not visually detectable. It usually is not a matter of raising it higher, but how high … Continue reading
How do you keep the soil from pushing on the wall again after it is repaired? To relieve pressure that is being applied to the wall, bowed or tilted walls are first need the soil against it removed. The … Continue reading
If my basement wall is cracked can it still be repaired? In most cases cracks are a sign that your foundation is settling or bowing in. RaiseRite’s experienced staff will help you determine if this cracking is cosmetic, or if … Continue reading
How do you know the number of piers to use on a foundation repair project? Spacing is often determined by the weight of the structure or the weight of the soil pressure along the foundation. Other considerations will be the … Continue reading
Why do basement walls bow in Wisconsin? Most Wisconsin homes have basement walls below grade. Over time the settling of ground, clay swelling, the plugging of drain tile, extensive rains, and plumbing leaks can cause a basement wall to bow, tilt … Continue reading