Contra Costa Concrete Leveling & Foundation Repair Contractors

Mrs. C lives on the water in Discovery Bay, CA. Her crawlspace gets seasonal moisture, so the floor jacks constantly need adjusting.  Our Structural Consultant went out to inspect the issue and suggested our SmartJack system as a solution to help to solve this problem. The following year she had us back to address her settlement issue and install piering to raise the foundation of her house.

Mrs. C was very pleased with the work and our customer service. 

Mr. N of Walnut Creek, CA had a property that suffered from uneven flooring. He wanted the problem resolved prior to putting it on the market. After a thorough analysis done by one of our exceptional Strucural Consultants, the recommendation given to solve Mr. N's uneven flooring was to replace all of the wood posts that supported the floor inside the crawl space with Foundation Repair of CA's SmartJack technology. A SmartJack is an adjustable steel column that is placed above engineered fill that addresses the problem of weak foundation soil by transferring the weight of the home to competent strata. The SmartJack then lifts and stabilizes existing beams and floor joists to make your stroll across your home less like a hike and more like a walk in the park. With the flooring of his home back at level, and the market value of his home higher because of our SmartJack's permanent solution, Mr. N found peace of mind and was then ready to put his home up for sale in preparation for a brighter future. 

Before Mr. M. came to Foundation Repair of CA for help, he had tried to sell his home for over a year. The house was built in a nice neighborhood with a booming community, and it was a beautiful home that any family could have fallen in love with, but there was one glaring problem when you stepped foot inside. The foundation of Mr. M's home was the victim of settlement, with the worst parts of the home having sunk over 6 inches. None of the potential buyers wanted to take on a home that had such a widespread and deep foundation issue. 

Through a Yelp search, Mr. M. found Foundation Repair of California and based on the satisfaction he saw written by our customers in their reviews, he decided to give us a call. One of our amazing Structural Consultants came to his home and, based on a thorough analysis, recommended an FSI Push Pier System. Then our crew came to Mr. M's house, installed the Push Pier System, and lifted the house to equilibrium. Now, with a level home and our 50 year transferrable warranty, Mr. M is able to sell a home that is beautiful on the outside and the inside, and the future buyer of the home can rest assured that their home will never have to worry about soil movement effecting their home in the future. 

When Mr and Mrs L got married, they envisioned their dream of settling down together. They saw their happy future of a white picket fence with their children and dogs. This dream came true shortly after their wedding when they officially bought a house together. All of their hard work was finally paying off as their dream is becoming a reality. Unfortunately, soon after they moved into their home, their dream became a nightmare. They realized that the foundation for over half of their house was sinking, and with it went the walls and the floors. It was a dangerous situation that needed to be repaired and fast. Luckily the superstar salesperson, Lisa Lewis, was able to go out and asses the problem areas. Lisa found that not only did they need smart jacks for their crawlspace, but was able to find that the house needed a pier system and to be void filled with the polyurethane foam to be completely stabilized afterwards.

Once Mr and Mrs L decided to go forward with the work proposed by Lisa, Foundation Repair of California sent out Kimo, Antonio, and Jameson to complete the work. With Kimo's guidance, Antonio and Jameson were able to complete all of the preparation work for to be completed before their next problem was discovered. Due to the foundation not lifting properly, the superintendent Jorge Rizo was sent out to the site to inspect the issue. Jorge went into the crawlspace to discover another foundation wall that was anchoring down the rest of the foundation that was trying to be lifted. Jorge recommended to add another pier on this wall and after this was completed, the entire foundation was able to be lifted and leveled completely. Although this issue was resolved, yet another problem arose for the team to face.

It was revealed that the slab that was used for the living room was not properly attached to the foundation wall that separated the slab with the crawlspace. Due to this, when Kimo's team lifted the house all of the foundation was lifted and leveled, however the slab in the living room was now sagging, causing an eyesore of a gap inbetween the floor and the wall. Thankfully, when Sam Phelps and the polyurethane leveling crew came to fill the void, they were able to lift the slab to match the foundation wall, before continuing to fill the rest of the void between the ground and their foundation. Mr and Mrs L were thankful that not only was their floors stabilized and even with the walls, but that the polyurethane was nonintrusive due to the one-quarter inche sized holes that were used to pump the foam into.

In conclusion, Mr and Mrs L were happy and excited to begin their life together but were devasted when they found that their dream home had nightmare problems. This wasn't a problem at all for the team at Foundation Repair of California, though. Lisa was able to find the cause of the issues, the leadership from Jorge to work through obstacles, Kimo and his team were able to complete all of the piering system to lift the foundation, and Sam and his crew were able to lift the slab and stabilize the home. Thanks to every team member, Mr and Mrs L's nightmare is over and they can finally go back to living their dream.

Although Sandy was happily retired, she considered herself to have a full time position as the world's greatest grandmother. Every summer, her and her husband would have the grandkids visit to enjoy their vacation. Grandpa would entice them with old stories while Sandy would make cookies and lemonade for everyone. This is why it broke her heart when the youngest of her grandchildren came to her with tears rolling down her cheeks. While playing tag with her siblings, she had tripped and scraped her knee. After helping with her scrape, Sandy went outside to see what had happened. Upon further investigation it became evidentally clear that the walkway on the side of her home had sunk and tilted, creating an uneven slope and an immediate tripping hazard. Sandy knew that this was a problem that needed to be fixed and fast.

Sandy called Foundation Repair of California, and, in less than a week, Sam Phelps was able to go out and assess the problem area. Upon arriving to Sandy's home, Sam instantly knew how to permanently fix her problem and more. After inspecting all the concrete areas around Sandy's home, he found two other places where the concrete had sunk and thus created tripping hazards. After seeing the locations and the solution, Sandy was eager to go ahead with the work, but was cautious about moving forward due to previous experiences with other contractors. 

However, Sandy was pleasantly surprised to find that Sam could give her a quote while he was still at her house. She was also excited about the affordable pricepoint for the large amount of work being done, and that it included a five year warranty. Even more than that, she was flabbergasted to find out that the entirity of the work will be completed in one day and that her work could be scheduled within two weeks.

Brian Ogle and his assistant Anthony Jr. arrived to Sandy's house to complete the work. They used the quarter of an inche drill to create holes in the concrete and then pumped the polyurethane foam into the holes and thus under the concrete slab. The foam expanded, and after compressing the dirt underneath, began to raise the slab to its original point. The walkway tilted back to become a level surface and to close the gap that created the tripping hazard in the first place. The crew then used a silicone-based caulking to seal all joints and cracks to prevent water from sinking the slab in the future.

In conclusion, Sandy was impressed by the crew's can-do attitude, their professional punctuality, and the noninvasive nature of the work. In a matter of a few hours, all of her tripping hazards were fixed and were sealed to prevent this issue from ever happening again. She no longer has to worry about the safety of her grandchildren again, and can bake cookies in peace.

One of the greatest joys a person can have is to be able to relax in their own home. To have a place that they can call theirs. A place that is more than just four walls and a roof, not just a house, but a place that they can call "home". That is exactly what Mr. James believed he found when he and his wife bought their new home. It had everything they could ever want. Lots of room to grow their family, a large backyard for relaxing and lounging during a summer bbq, and a big dining room and kitchen for family dinners. It wasn't until after they bought the home and moved all their furniture in that they found that the foundation of the home was sinking on one side. Due to the sunken foundation, the windows overlooking their yard weren't closing, the family dining room had an annoying slope to it, and, worst of all, they could feel how unlevel and crooked their master bedroom was when they laid in bed. They desperately needed help to fix this.

Steve Connor came out to Mr. James' home to find the exact problem and provide the best solution to it. To lift and level the foundation, Mr. James needed the push pier system to lift and stabilize the perimeter of the foundation. Steve was able to find exactly how low the foundation had sunk and was able to accurately give a proposal for how many piers would properly fix the foundation. Mr. James was grateful for how informative and helpful Steve proved himself to be and how hard Kimo and his crew worked.

Kimo lead the crew with Antonio and Jameson to prepare the house for the push pier system. Little did they realize the issue that they would come across. Although the master bedroom's foundation was easy to prepare by digging two feet deep to access the bottom of the foundation, Kimo found that most of the home had foundation that was three feet deep, meaning that for most of the holes they had to dig out four feet of dirt and thus doubling the amount of work that needed to be done. Even though this was a set back, and the job required a few more days of work, it was not a problem for the Foundation Repair of CA team. Brian Ogle and Anthony Jr. were both sent out to help the crew dig and the job was even visited by the production manager, Shane Motter, to ensure that the work was being completed in a timely matter. 

Despite the discovery that the job involved twice the work, the job was able to be completed in a timely fashion. Thanks to the hard work done by the team, James and his family can now all sleep in an even and level house that they call home.