Helical Pier Installation for Robins Air Force Base homeowners
The top layers of soil around Robins Air Force Base do not make a great base for a house. Sandy loam sits on clay that softens when wet, and some lots have old fill that was never packed well. When a corner of a slab or a porch settles, the answer is to reach past that weak layer.
Helical piers do that with a steel shaft fitted with screw-shaped plates. They work well under lighter parts of a house, porches, additions and crawl space supports, and on homes that do not have enough weight to push a pier down. They install without a lot of heavy equipment, which suits the tight side yards common off base.
We dig at the footing, then turn each pier into the ground with hydraulic equipment while tracking the torque. That reading tells us when the pier has reached soil that can carry the load. The pier is bracketed to the footing and the house is lifted or held. Free inspection, photos and a written price first.
Every Robins Air Force Base home gets the same helical pier installation scope, and the written price says exactly what that covers.
- Anchors to stable load-bearing soil
- For homes and commercial buildings
- Minimal disruption to your property
- Competitive rates, free quote
