Push Piers
QFR's in-house manufactured steel push piers are driven hydraulically to load-bearing strata to stabilize and lift settled slab foundations.
Locally owned & operatedPush Piers
Push piers are QFR's core stabilization method for slab foundations: in-house manufactured steel piers driven hydraulically, section by section, until they reach load-bearing strata below the reactive clay. Once there, the foundation's weight transfers onto the piers instead of the soil, which is what stops the settlement rather than just masking it.
How we install push piers
A clear path from inspection to finished work.
Free inspection
Settlement is mapped across the foundation.
Pier layout
Placement is engineered to load-bearing points.
Installation
Steel piers are driven hydraulically to load-bearing strata.
Lift
The foundation is lifted to its maximum practical level.
Finish
Access points are patched and documented.
"The mistake people make is treating a symptom as the problem. We diagnose why a foundation moved before we decide how to stabilize it, then stand behind the work with a warranty tied to what the piers actually reached."
The difference is in the diagnosis
Get several quotes and you'll see a wide range of prices. The gap isn't luck, it's whether the contractor finds the actual cause and stands behind the work.
Frequently asked questions
What are push piers in foundation repair?
Steel piers driven hydraulically to stable soil to stabilize a settled foundation.
How do push piers work to stabilize foundations?
They transfer the structure's load down to soil that won't move, halting further settlement.
Can push piers lift a settled foundation?
Yes, to the maximum practical level; we never promise a return to original grade.
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