Pier and beam foundations need careful, specialized adjustments to keep a home level and supported. Over time wooden beams can deteriorate, piers can shift and shims can compress, and any of these can contribute to uneven floors.

Floor and support concerns
These can have causes that have nothing to do with the supports, which is why we start by looking under the house.
- Floors that slope, feel uneven or feel bouncy
- Doors and windows that stick
- Gaps between walls and floors
- Cracks in brick or interior walls
Crawl-space evaluation
We inspect the crawl space and evaluate the condition of the piers, beams and supports under the floor, and photograph what we find.
- Piers that have shifted
- Shims that have compressed
- Wooden beams that have deteriorated
Repair scope
We relevel the structure by adjusting or replacing components as needed, such as piers, shims and beams. Exactly what is adjusted or replaced depends on what the crawl-space inspection finds, and your written estimate lays it out.







