Steel piers, brackets, and a laser level arranged beside a brick house

Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Our Foundation Repair Services

Seventeen foundation repair services for homes in Murfreesboro and nearby towns, grouped so you can find the one that matches what you are seeing.

01Full catalog

Every Service, Explained on Its Own Page

Foundation problems rarely look the same from one house to the next. A crawl space home with a bouncy kitchen floor needs something different from a slab home with cracked tile, and a basement wall bowing inward needs something different again. Each service below links to a detailed page covering the warning signs, the scope of work, the usual steps, and the details worth knowing before you call.

Many projects combine two or three of these services. Piers stabilize a settled wall, while drainage correction keeps the soil beneath it from swinging between wet and dry. Support posts firm up a floor, while beam and joist replacement deals with damaged wood. Use the cards to read about each method, then call to talk through which combination fits your home.

Steel bracket attached to a concrete block footing beside an open trench at a brick home01

Foundation Repair

A full look at how your home is carried, then a repair plan matched to what the soil and structure are actually doing.

Read about foundation repair
Clean crawl space with new steel support posts under wood girders and a white vapor barrier02

Crawl Space Foundation Repair

Repairs for sagging girders, failing piers, and damp framing under homes built over a crawl space.

Read about crawl space foundation repair
Stair step mortar cracks at the corner of a brick home with a level held against the wall03

Foundation Settlement Repair

Stabilizing footings that have sunk into soft or shrinking soil, usually with piers to firmer ground.

Read about foundation settlement repair
Hydraulic jacks and timber cribbing raising the wooden beam of an older farmhouse04

House Leveling

Bringing out of level floors back toward true by adjusting supports in a controlled, gradual way.

Read about house leveling
Masonry piers and wooden beams under an older wood frame home on a gravel crawl space floor05

Pier and Beam Repair

Repair of masonry piers, footing pads, and beams that carry a raised home above the ground.

Read about pier and beam repair
Vertical crack in a poured concrete basement wall with injection ports set along its length06

Foundation Crack Repair

Sealing and assessing cracks in concrete and block walls, with attention to what caused them.

Read about foundation crack repair
Row of galvanized adjustable steel support posts on concrete pads under a wood girder07

Crawl Space Support Posts

Adjustable steel posts on solid footings that shorten spans and firm up sagging floors.

Read about crawl space support posts
New lumber joists sistered beside older darkened joists with a fresh beam in a crawl space08

Beam and Joist Replacement

Replacing or reinforcing decayed, cracked, or undersized floor framing under the home.

Read about beam and joist replacement
Helical steel pier with spiral plates being turned into red clay soil beside a foundation09

Helical Pier Installation

Screw style steel piers turned into the ground to support lighter structures and new loads.

Read about helical pier installation
Steel push pier tubes and a hydraulic ram mounted on a bracket against an exposed footing10

Steel Push Pier Installation

Steel tubes hydraulically driven to deep bearing using the weight of the home as resistance.

Read about steel push pier installation
Exterior drain trench with perforated pipe and gravel running along a house foundation11

Foundation Drainage Correction

Moving roof and surface water away from the foundation so the soil underneath stays stable.

Read about foundation drainage correction
Edge of a concrete slab foundation with small drilled access holes near the perimeter12

Slab Foundation Repair

Support for slab on grade homes with sinking edges, interior cracks, or uneven floors.

Read about slab foundation repair
Excavated basement wall coated with dark waterproofing membrane and drainage board13

Exterior Foundation Waterproofing

Excavating and sealing the outside face of below grade walls to keep water out.

Read about exterior foundation waterproofing
Sunken concrete driveway slab beside a garage with small drilled holes for lifting14

Concrete Slab Lifting

Raising sunken driveways, walks, patios, and porch slabs by filling voids underneath.

Read about concrete slab lifting
Unfinished basement with steel wall beams braced from floor to joists along concrete walls15

Basement Foundation Repair

Repairs for basement walls and footings affected by settlement, soil pressure, or water.

Read about basement foundation repair
Bowed block basement wall with a horizontal crack reinforced by vertical straps16

Bowed Basement Wall Repair

Bracing and reinforcing basement walls pushed inward by saturated soil.

Read about bowed basement wall repair
Traditional two story brick home with a covered porch and foundation visible at grade17

Residential Foundation Repair

Foundation help shaped around occupied homes, family schedules, yards, and finishes.

Read about residential foundation repair

02Choosing

Matching the Service to the Foundation Type

Crawl space and pier and beam homes

Floor problems usually start with supports and framing below. Look at crawl space foundation repair, support posts, beam and joist replacement, pier and beam repair, and house leveling.

Slab on grade homes

Settlement shows in tile, brick, and doors. Slab foundation repair, push or helical piers, and concrete slab lifting for exterior slabs are the usual starting points.

Basement homes

Walls face soil pressure and water. Basement foundation repair, bowed basement wall repair, crack repair, and exterior waterproofing address those forces.

Not Sure Which Service You Need

That is normal. Describe the symptoms on the phone and the conversation will narrow it down, often to a combination rather than a single service.

Call (629) 207 7009
  • Monday to Friday: 9 AM to 5 PM
  • Saturday and Sunday: 10 AM to 4 PM
  • Murfreesboro and nearby towns