At Foundation Stabilization & Repair LLC, most smaller to medium-sized projects are typically finished within one to two days, though larger repairs may require a week or more. Keep in mind that timelines can vary based on several factors, including the scope of work, the specific foundation repair service required, site accessibility, and other unique conditions at your property.

The clay-heavy soil common throughout Oklahoma presents distinct foundation challenges, which is why hydraulically driven steel piers are often a dependable repair solution. These piers extend down to deeper, more stable soil layers, helping to strengthen and stabilize your foundation effectively.

A frequent crawl space problem arises when there isn't adequate support between the center beam or center stem wall and the exterior stem wall. Over time, insufficient support can lead to warping or settling of floor joists and framing, resulting in floors that are sloped, uneven, or spongy. To address this, we install an engineer-approved pier and beam system that adds necessary structural support. This system uses 6x6x10 treated beams supported by either three concrete block piers or three steel screw jacks. These supports are generally placed on approximately 18" x 18" x 8" steel-reinforced concrete bases, though precast concrete bases may be utilized depending on specific site requirements.

Not every crack in a concrete slab requires foundation repair. Professionals typically evaluate the crack's size and any elevation differences in the surrounding area to determine if repairs are needed. When repair is warranted, floor stitching is one of the most commonly used engineer-approved techniques for interior slab cracks. Give us a call today to discuss your specific situation.