Sagging Floor Repair for Hardwick homeowners
A marble that rolls across the dining room tells you something is wrong. In a lot of Hardwick homes built in the forties, fifties and sixties, floors have slowly dropped in the middle while the outside walls stayed put, leaving a noticeable dip down the center of the house.
The center beam and the piers under it carry most of the load. Over decades the clay under those piers compresses or softens with moisture, wood shims crush, and girders sag between supports that were spaced too far apart. Doors start to rub and cracks appear over interior doorways.
We take level readings through the house, then go underneath to find what dropped. New adjustable steel supports go on solid footings, weak members get sistered, and the floor is raised gradually so plaster and trim adjust. Every Hardwick inspection is free, with photos and a written quote.
Here is what our sagging floor repair work includes on a Hardwick home, in town or out toward the Baldwin County line.
- Stabilizes and levels sagging floors
- Heavy-duty adjustable supports
- Addresses the root cause underneath
- Fast, professional, and guaranteed
