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Can You Live in a House while Foundation Repair is being Done?

Yes, you can typically remain in your home while Foundation Repair is being performed. Our processes are designed to be as non-intrusive as possible to your daily life.

Because we specialize in superior performance in installation of helix pier systems, our methods offer several advantages for residents:

  • Minimal Site Impact: Our Helical Piers require minimal excavation compared to traditional concrete methods. The small-diameter shafts preserve your landscaping, patios, and walkways, eliminating the need for large, disruptive trenches.
  • Immediate Loading: Unlike concrete piers, helical systems have no cure time. They achieve immediate load-bearing capacity the moment they are installed, allowing the foundation to be stabilized or lifted without waiting days for materials to set.
  • Efficient Timelines: Because our trained, certified installers can often work faster in the expansive bentonite clay soils common in the Colorado Front Range, the duration of the project is often shorter than traditional repair methods.

While there may be some noise associated with equipment during the installation, the work is performed from the perimeter of the structure, allowing you to go about your routine inside. We always recommend an on-site evaluation by our professional team to determine the specific scope of work for your home and ensure the solution fits your specific challenges.

All information on this website is for general informational purposes and may be updated without notice. Estimates and quotes are preliminary and are not legally binding until confirmed in writing following an on-site inspection. Consult a licensed structural engineer or qualified professional for definitive diagnosis and design recommendations.


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