• Cracks in the Sheetrock
• Window or doors that do not open properly
• Sloping floors
• Opening between sheetrock panels in the ceiling
• Separation between the walls and the ceiling or floor

• Sheetrock cracks over doors.
• Stress cracks in brick veneer.
• Brick veneer pulling away from door & window frames.

On a slab home

First, we will mark off the area of the home where the work will take place. We will place plywood down to protect the grass. If there are
plants and shrubs we will remove them if necessary and replaced them once we are finished.

Next, holes are dug by hand where the piling are to be located. If concrete is in this area we will use a jack hammer to access holes.
Each date upon completion the holes made, each will be covered and marked.

On a pilings home

Pilings will be installed by using a hydraulic ram and pump. The 6”x12” concrete cylinder is pressed into the ground by using the weight
of the home then a section of pile guard is used to conjoin the two cylinders. The process is repeated until refusal occurs. Refusal is
when there is more pressure coming from the ground then the home.

Leveling

Once each piling has been driven jacks will be place on each one of the piling caps. Elevations will be taken on the inside of
the structure that is being brought back to as near level as possible. Once the home is level, or as near the original elevation
as possible, one of the hydraulic jacks is removed and replaced with a concrete cylinder. Any nominal space left between the
pier and the exterior grade beam is procured with steel spacers. The second jack is the removed and the process is repeated
until all piers are secure against the exterior grade beam surrounding the home.

Backfill
The dirt previously removed is then returned to the holes it was excavated from. Any surface concrete breakthroughs are
filled and patched.

Cleaning
Trees, shrubs and other vegetation are returned to their original positions and all materials, dirt and debris is taken away.