Piering is the cost effective alternative to conventional pile-driven foundation restoration methods. When they're properly installed, piers can stabilize a home that is slowly sliding down a hill, prevent a building from sinking into unstable soil, or restore a cracked basement wall that is on the verge of collapsing. Raise-Rite uses two types of piers to stabilize and restore questionable foundations:


Resistance Pier Systems not only stop settlement, but also restore the foundation and structure, in most cases, to the original level position. Using portable equipment, Resistance Piers are hydraulically pushed to rock or a measured design load strength. These piers are manufactured under strict quality standards for workmanship and materials and are installed only by qualified contractors. They eliminate the need for repeat repairs and are covered by a 10-year manufacturer's warranty.


Helical Systems are ideal for stabilizing foundations and slabs built on questionable soil, as well as seismic protection, tieback anchoring, deadman anchoring, and fixture anchoring. Helical Piers are easily installed even in tight areas and can be used with Resistance Piers for increased stability. Helical Piers are removable and reusable for temporary applications. Manufactured under strict quality standards, they are installed only by experienced contractors.