Concrete Slab Foundation Leveling & Stabilization


Homes built on concrete slab foundations can settle usually showing signs of sticking doors, windows, cracked interior sheetrock, and cracks on exterior brick walls.

Settlement of concrete load-bearing footers is due to several circumstances. Here are a few:

  • Faulty load-bearing footer design
  • Improper site work from not removing tree stumps and organic matter
  • Improper base and compaction
  • Unstable subgrade soils
  • Erosion from rain and water run-off
  • Simply bad or deteriorating concrete mix

Lyons Foundation Repair will inspect and analyze your home's cause of settlement to pinpoint proper repair solutions. Some concrete foundations are raised and stabilized with concrete masonry base holes under load-bearing footers. They will be hydraulically lifted, raised, and stabilized. In some situations, concrete slab foundations might require piling holes or helical piers to reach down past unstable soils.

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The foundation of a building is a crucial system of support. If it is damaged or unstable in any way, it can be detrimental to the structure and to the safety of those around the area of the building. The repair process depends on the severity of the situation and what it will take to fix it. We will address the issues and what needs to be repaired to ensure a final fix. 
Examples where cracks in brick have closed and the wall has been stabilized after hydraulic adjustments:

Examples of Hydraulic Adjustments on Concrete Slab Footers:

Example of Concrete Footer Holes ready for Hydraulic Adjustments: