Foundation repair & helical piles in Oregon
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Repairing an existing problem or planning new construction? Choose a service to explore your options.
Foundation repair & underpinning · Carbon fiber wall reinforcement
Concrete leveling & void filling · Foundation waterproofing
New construction & helical piles · Boardwalks & public works
When an existing foundation settles, underpinning can provide additional support beneath the structure. Helical piles and brackets transfer loads to suitable supporting ground.
We assess the foundation, access, and site conditions, then explain the proposed work and next steps. The approach depends on your property and the requirements of the project.
Start with a free evaluation: (971) 436-1889.
Planning a home, addition, porch or deck? We install helical piles and connections that support new construction.
Helical piles are rotated into the ground rather than installed in large excavated footing holes. Where the design allows, they can reduce digging, soil hauling and concrete use compared with traditional poured footings. Compact installation equipment can also help limit disturbance to landscaping and surrounding ground.
The right foundation depends on the loads, soils, access and project design. Bring us your plans early to discuss the installation scope and a foundation approach that fits your site.
Call (971) 436-1889 to start the conversation.
How helical piles work
Helical piles are steel foundation elements with spiral-shaped plates. They are rotated into the ground to provide support for a structure.
They can be used for new foundations and to reinforce existing ones. The pile design, depth, and connections depend on the loads and ground conditions.
We can explain whether this approach suits your project during a free evaluation.
Damp foundation walls or recurring water after rain can leave you unsure where to start. We evaluate the moisture concern, affected areas and property conditions to discuss waterproofing options that fit your project.
Tell us where and when water appears and about any previous repairs. A free evaluation helps identify the next step and whether drainage or structural concerns also need attention.
Concrete leveling & void filling
Uneven sidewalks, settled driveways and low spots in concrete can make your property harder to use. We use polyurethane foam to lift suitable slabs and fill empty spaces beneath concrete.
For leveling, foam is injected through small holes to support and raise the slab. Void filling addresses gaps beneath concrete where support has been lost, even when lifting is not needed.
We assess the slab, access and signs of soil loss before recommending work. Severely damaged concrete or ongoing drainage problems may need additional repairs.
Request a free evaluation to find out whether your concrete is a good candidate.
Carbon fiber wall reinforcement
A bowing foundation wall or a horizontal crack deserves a closer look. We offer carbon fiber reinforcement to help stabilize suitable foundation walls and resist further inward movement.
Carbon fiber strips are bonded to prepared wall surfaces with structural epoxy. Their slim profile takes up little interior space. The wall condition and required connections determine whether this approach is suitable.
Reinforcement is designed to strengthen the wall; it does not automatically straighten an existing bow or resolve water intrusion. We discuss the repair scope, site conditions and any engineering needs during evaluation.
Tell us what you have noticed and request a free evaluation of your wall.
Boardwalk & public works foundations
We install helical piles and foundation supports for boardwalks and public works projects. Bring us your plans early so we can discuss the pile installation scope, site access and coordination with your project team.
Helical piles can support elevated walkways in wetland and other sensitive environments while limiting the excavation needed at each support. Compared with excavated concrete footings, suitable pile designs can reduce soil removal, concrete use and disturbance from large equipment.
Protecting the site starts with planning: access routes, ground protection, design loads, soil conditions and environmental requirements all matter. Work in wetlands remains subject to project-specific engineering and required permits and approvals.
Share the project location, drawings, specifications and schedule to start a conversation about your foundation needs.
Before your free evaluation
How is the work priced?
The scope depends on your structure, access, ground conditions and support needs. An evaluation helps us prepare a proposal for your project.
What should I have ready?
Share your property location, concerns, photos and any construction plans. Tell us what you have noticed and where it is happening.
How do I get started?
Call (971) 436-1889 or request a free evaluation online. We start by discussing your property and the work you have in mind.