Extend Your Foundation
Let Us Stabilize Your Structure
If the properties of the soil surrounding your structure’s foundation are changing, you may need to extend your foundation. By extending your home or building’s foundation, the structure rests easier on a more supportive soil stratum.
Turn to A+ Waterproofing & Foundation Repair for push piering services. Get a permanently stable foundation with our patented system. Emergency service available – call NOW!
Discover A Superior System
Magnum Steel Push
Enjoy the Power of Magnum's Steel Push Piering
This heavy-duty system is used across the country to lift and stabilize commercial and residential structures and to prevent further vertical settlement. This system is our product of choice for foundation repair, with more than 30 tons of support capacity.
Get Patented Support
The Magnum Steel Push Pier System is designed by engineers who understand the complexities of soil mechanics and structural load support requirements. When a Magnum push pier is installed to refusal, a full-scale load test is being conducted on all of the components.
Why choose Magnum Steel Push?
- Full-scale load test with each pier installation
- Fats and efficient pier installation process
- Greater power, versatility, and precision lifting and stabilization
The Benefits Of Magnum
Professional And Expert Installation
Our technicians prefer Magnum for several reasons. Magnum offers two heavy-duty foundation brackets to choose from to provide needed flexibility to address variables with footings. These systems also offer hydraulic rams that can be installed by a single technician to save you costs on labor.
When Can Push Piers Help Stabilize a Foundation?
When a foundation begins settling because the soil beneath it can no longer provide dependable support, repairing visible cracks alone may not address the structural problem. In these situations, the foundation may need to be supported by deeper, more stable soil.
Push piering is designed to transfer the weight of the structure away from unstable upper soil layers. Steel piers are installed beneath the foundation and extended downward until they reach soil capable of providing the necessary support.
This approach may be considered when a home or building shows signs of foundation settlement, including cracking, movement, or changes around doors and windows. Determining whether push piers are appropriate requires evaluating the structure and understanding what is contributing to the movement.
We use professional foundation stabilization methods based on the conditions of the individual property. Our objective is not simply to improve the appearance of a foundation crack. We want to address the underlying support problem and help establish a more dependable foundation for the structure above it.
