Foundation raising in Rogers AR - a house lifted safely back toward level

Sticking doors and cracks that keep growing? We set steel piers under your footing and lift your house back toward level without pushing it too far.

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What foundation raising does for a settling housein Rogers and the cities nearby

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You usually notice it first in a door that sticks, a crack over a window that keeps growing or a floor that runs downhill. Foundation raising in Rogers, AR sets steel piers under the house, with a bracket on each one carrying the footing, so we can lift it back toward level and help keep it from settling again.

Before we lift anything, I want a design professional to look your house over, because lifting a house that isn't sound can cause expensive damage instead of fixing it. Once that's done, I'll tell you which pier fits your foundation and how far your house should come up.

Price mostly turns on how many piers your house needs, which kind they are and how much digging it takes along the foundation, walks and patio included. The schedule turns on that inspection and whether the city wants a permit first. My estimate spells out what's included, like tear out, hauling and prep.

You'll know what's going on under your house, what we plan to do and what it costs before anyone digs, so give me a call at (479) 413-0106.

Foundation raising methods for different houses

Every house sits a little differently, so the pier we use depends on your foundation, what the design professional finds and whether the house sits in a floodplain.

  • Push piers

    We drive these down using your house's own weight, then a steel bracket on each one carries the footing through the lift and after it.

  • Helical piers

    These screw into the ground with a hydraulic motor, so they go in the same way whether your house is heavy or light.

  • Whole-house elevation

    For a floodplain home, the house is lifted off its foundation on hydraulic jacks and set on temporary supports while a new or extended foundation goes in below.

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Why homeowners choose CJ Rogers Concrete Companywhen the house starts to settle

I'd rather walk you through everything up front than have you caught off guard later, so you'll hear what's under your house, what we'd do and why before you sign.

  • I write the estimate myself

    I'm the one who comes out and looks your house over, and our own crew does the work with me out there alongside them.

  • In business since 2013

    Before starting this business, I spent years fixing settled walks, steps and driveways for a property management company, so I've seen what happens when prep gets skipped.

  • Piers explained in plain words

    I'll explain push and helical piers without the jargon and tell you which one I'd pick for your house, so you know what you're paying for.

  • Fully licensed and insured

    Arkansas counts anyone who bids on or manages repairs to an existing house as a home improvement contractor, so it's fair to ask. We're fully licensed and insured.

  • Backed by our satisfaction guarantee

    When you're ready, call (479) 413-0106 or use the form below, and I'll come out, look at what's going on and talk it through with you.

A plan for your settling housefrom CJ Rogers Concrete Company

Tell us your address, whether you're in a floodplain and whether the house has a basement or sits on a slab. We respond within 1 business day to set up a free quote on site, with no pressure to book.

From first call to liftand how we keep it simple

We sort out who does what before any digging starts, from the inspection to the permit to the lift itself, so you're never wondering what comes next.

  1. You call or send the form

    Call (479) 413-0106 or fill out the form, and tell us a little about the cracks, doors or floors that got you worried.

  2. I look it over with you

    I come out, walk the house with you, ask what you've noticed and write up an estimate that spells out what's included, like tear out, hauling and prep.

  3. Inspection, permit and digging

    Once the house has been checked, we file any permit for our part and dig along the foundation, with concrete cutting where a walk or patio is in the way.

  4. Piers set, house lifted

    Our crew sets the piers, puts a steel bracket on each one under the footing, then lifts the house slowly toward level and locks it there.

  5. Backfill and walkthrough

    We backfill, patch the concrete we opened up and clean up, then walk it with you so you know how to look after it. Beds along the house may need touch-up planting.

Foundation raising questions

Should I use push piers or helical piers to raise my house in Rogers?

By one common rule of thumb, push piers suit a house with a basement or a deeper frost foundation, and helical piers suit a shallow footing or a slab with a thickened edge. What the design professional finds counts too, and I'll tell you at the estimate which one I'd use and why.

How long does foundation raising take?

The usual home job uses about 6 to 12 piers and takes two to three days, with digging and setting piers first, then lifting and locking the house in place. Plan on a third day if backfill, concrete patching and cleanup are still left, and I'll tell you what your job looks like at the estimate.

How much does foundation raising cost near Rogers, AR?

Foundation repair in Fayetteville, Arkansas usually costs about $450 to $1,700 per pier or repair point, which is the going rate there, not a quote from us. Your total mostly depends on how many piers your house needs and which kind, and I'll lay that out at the estimate along with what's included.

Do I need a permit to raise a house in the Rogers floodplain?

Yes, the City of Rogers requires a permit for work in a FEMA regulated floodplain, and residential permits go through the city's online portal, where the contractor's licensing has to be current. If you're raising a floodplain house, the finished floor has to end up 3 feet above the base flood elevation in the city's flood study, which sets how high it goes. When we're the contractor, I'll tell you at the estimate and we'll handle the filing and inspections for our part.

Will my house be perfectly level after foundation raising?

Not always, and with an older house or bad settlement, perfect level often isn't the right goal, because lifting too far can crack things that weren't cracked before. We aim for a safe lift back toward level, and I'll tell you up front how far I think your house should go.

How do I tell if it's my house settling or just my driveway?

If doors inside stick or cracks open up in your walls, the house itself is likely moving, and that's a job for piers. If only the slab out front has sunk or tipped, it's usually the driveway's base giving way, and that calls for a new concrete driveway with the base dug out and packed right.

Foundation raising from Rogers outward

We're based in Rogers and lift settled houses here and in plenty of cities around it, from older homes with a dropped corner to newer ones on slabs. Pick your city below, or give us a call.

Book your foundation raising estimate in Rogersand know where your house stands

The sooner I see the cracks and doors that are bothering you, the sooner you'll have a written plan for your foundation raising and a clear next step. Call (479) 413-0106 or send the form.