Slab foundations can shift over time due to soil movement, moisture changes, or poor construction. If you need to repair a floating foundation, full replacement is not always necessary. Many issues can be resolved using proven techniques that restore stability and prevent further damage. This post explains the common signs of floating slab problems, how […]
If you’ve noticed stair-step cracks in your bricks, gaps around your windows, or doors that no longer close properly, you could be dealing with foundation settling due to shifting soil. These issues might seem cosmetic at first, but they often signal movement beneath the surface that can get worse over time. As foundation repair contractors, […]
Sidewalks rarely sink overnight. Most settle slowly over time due to shifting soil, erosion, or water intrusion—often going unnoticed until someone trips or puddles start forming. At KC Pier, we regularly help homeowners decide whether their uneven sidewalk can be lifted with polyjacking or if it’s time for full replacement. In this post, we’ll walk […]
When it comes to protecting your home, most threats are easy to see—water damage, cracked walls, broken HVAC systems. But radon? It’s invisible, odorless, and tasteless, yet it’s one of the leading causes of lung cancer in the U.S. So, it’s no surprise that homeowners want quick fixes. One question we often hear is: Can […]
Foundation problems can quickly turn from small warning signs into major repairs if left unchecked. That’s why we’ve partnered with Shipshape to bring homeowners real-time monitoring and early alerts. Shipshape helps you spot foundation problems before they escalate, giving you the chance to take action early and protect your home. How Shipshape Helps You Spot […]
Cracks in drywall, sticking doors, and uneven floors are common issues in many Kansas City homes. These problems often start with the soil beneath your foundation. Much of the area sits on clay-rich soil that changes with moisture levels. When wet, it expands. When dry, it shrinks. These shifts can lead to foundation movement over […]