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Disadvantages of other methods of
Foundation Repair & House Leveling
Foundation repair technique #1:
Spread Footer Disadvantages
Temporary fix. Quality is not suitable for long term support.
The installation depth usually limits footing to same problem soil.
The footer shifts along with problem soil.
Requires continual annual adjustments.
Homeowner must make repairs to reappearing cracks and damage.
Foundation repair technique #2:
Drilled Bell Concrete Pier Disadvantages
Landscape suffers significant disturbance.
Installation depth usually limits bell pier to soil which is inferior to bedrock.
Excavations are open for the duration of the project. This includes at least a week for concrete to cure.
Piers shift with problem soil.
Foundation repair technique #3:
Simple Pressed Pilings Disadvantages
Landscape suffers significant disturbance.
Proper installations cannot be verified.
Vertical alignment is necessary for structural integrity. Vertical alignment cannot be guaranteed.
Requires continual annual adjustments and work.
Homeowner must make repairs to reappearing cracks and damage.
Read our blog post about the
disadvantages of simple pressed pilings
for an in depth analysis.
Foundation repair technique #4:
Concrete Pressed Pilings Disadvantages
Landscape suffers significant disturbance.
Proper installation cannot be verified.
Vertical alignment is necessary for structural integrity. Vertical alignment cannot be guaranteed.
Requires continual annual adjustments and work.
Homeowner must make repairs to reappearing cracks and damage.