Steel Foundation Piers DFW

Concrete pressed piers may be a common method of foundation repair, but the introduction of steel to the growing list of reliable materials that can fix all of the most troublesome signs of shifting and settling has, in our opinion, revolutionized the game. Steel and concrete pressed piers are practically identical in terms of the advantages they offer, and with little to no downside, RS Foundations will turn to one or the both of them for almost every project.

The only question is which one is right for your home or business?

Steel piers are versatile, dependable, and are exactly what they sound like – steel. They are installed in roughly the same manner as concrete pressed piers, as they are pressed downward into the ground and under your foundation using a hydraulic jack. Steel piers are one of the best materials ever manufactured and can be pushed 75 feet into the soil, which provides fantastic support to foundations everywhere since they can support more weight and cannot be affected by soil movement like other types of foundation piers.

It is critical that steel piers be installed so they reach a depth where they reach bedrock.

A few of the benefits of steel piers include:

• Unrivaled structural strength and performance
• Can be pushed deeper into the ground than concrete pressed piers
• Shorter installation periods
• The ability to reach a deeper depth than most other methods
• The ability to withstand moisture and erosion
• Peace of mind

The best way to determine whether your foundation repair issue can be fixed using steel piers is to contact a reputable foundation repair specialist with more than 30 years of experience working in and around North Texas.

Call RS Foundations in Lewisville, TX today to learn more about steel piers and whether or not this method is best suited for your specific foundation repair issue. No two foundation repair issues are the same, and customers who call us report a variety of problematic warning signs, including cracks in the walls and exterior brick, doors that aren’t opening as they should, and floors that are suddenly uneven. Installing concrete pressed piers will have your home or business back to pre-damage condition in no time.