Commercial Foundation and Structural Repair
Property managers, owners, and general contractors bring us in when a building is moving and the answer needs to be documented, scheduled, and defensible. We provide written scopes, coordinate with your engineer, and work around your operations.
Where we work
Multifamily & apartments
Settlement across building pads, breezeway slabs, and retaining walls, scheduled around occupied units.
Retail & restaurants
Slab repair and trip-hazard correction sequenced around business hours to keep doors open.
Office & medical
Low-disruption interior piering and moisture control with documented elevation readings for ownership records.
Warehouse & industrial
Heavy slab support, void filling beneath loading areas, and site drainage correction.
Churches & institutional
Phased stabilization plans that fit committee approval cycles and capital budgets.
General contractors
Subcontracted foundation scope on renovations and additions, coordinated with your engineer of record.
Already have a structural engineer's report?
Send it over. We review the plan, confirm the scope and quantities, and give you written pricing to perform exactly what your engineer specified. We are a repair contractor — we work alongside independent engineers, we don't replace them.
We read the plan
Scope, quantities, and specified methods reviewed line by line.
We price the scope
Written, itemized pricing for the work the engineer called for.
We coordinate
Your engineer stays involved through installation and verification.
We document
Photos, installation records, and your warranty paperwork.
Built for people who have to justify the invoice.
- Written, itemized scopes suitable for bid comparison
- Elevation surveys documented before and after installation
- Coordination with your engineer of record or ours on request
- Phased schedules that keep tenants and operations in place
- Available transferable warranty on qualifying work
- Insurance certificates and lien releases provided on request
Get a documented commercial scope.
Written elevation data, itemized pricing, and a schedule that works around your tenants.