Our foundation repair team combines decades of local experience with proven engineering methods to diagnose the root cause of settlement, heaving, or cracking and deliver a permanent repair backed by our warranty.
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Pressed steel piers and helical piers are the most reliable foundation stabilization methods for San Antonio’s soil conditions. Green Life Construction installs steel piers by hydraulically driving them through unstable surface soils to load-bearing strata deep below grade, then lifting and leveling the foundation to its original position. Helical piers are screwed into the ground and are ideal for lighter structures and locations with limited access.
Both pier types provide permanent support independent of surface soil movement. We install piers around the full perimeter and under interior load points as determined by our structural assessment.
Settled or heaved slab foundations create uneven floors, cracked walls, and misaligned doors and windows. Green Life Construction levels slab foundations using a combination of pier support and, when appropriate, mudjacking or polyurethane foam injection to fill voids beneath the slab. For pier-and-beam homes, we replace deteriorated beams, joists, and piers, re-shim support points, and correct drainage issues in the crawl space.
Pier-and-beam repair also addresses sagging floors, bouncy areas, and moisture-related wood deterioration that can compromise structural safety.
Not every foundation crack requires pier installation, but every crack deserves professional evaluation. Green Life Construction repairs foundation cracks using epoxy injection for structural bonding, polyurethane injection for water-stopping, and carbon fiber reinforcement for walls experiencing lateral pressure. We determine the cause of each crack—whether settlement, hydrostatic pressure, or shrinkage—and apply the appropriate repair method.
Unrepaired foundation cracks allow moisture intrusion that accelerates rebar corrosion, promotes mold growth, and leads to progressive structural deterioration. Early repair protects your home and preserves its value.
Most foundation problems in San Antonio originate with poor drainage that allows soil moisture levels to fluctuate unevenly around the foundation. Green Life Construction installs French drains, surface drains, gutter extensions, grading corrections, and soaker hose systems to maintain consistent moisture levels and prevent future foundation movement.
Drainage correction is a critical complement to pier installation—without addressing the water management issue, even a repaired foundation can experience renewed movement. Our comprehensive approach treats both the symptom and the cause. For properties needing broader structural work, our Structural Repairs and Concrete Contractors divisions provide coordinated solutions.
Green Life Construction has stabilized foundations across San Antonio with proven methods and lasting results. We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured, and every foundation repair is backed by our transferable workmanship warranty. As part of our complete Structural Construction services, your foundation project benefits from the coordinated expertise of one of San Antonio’s most trusted construction teams.
Contact us today for a free foundation inspection and repair estimate.
FAQ
Foundation repair in San Antonio typically ranges from three thousand to fifteen thousand dollars depending on the number of piers required, the severity of settlement, and accessibility. Green Life Construction provides free inspections and detailed repair estimates.
Most residential foundation repairs take one to three days. Larger homes or properties requiring extensive pier installation may take up to five days. Your home remains fully livable during the repair process.
Common signs include cracked interior or exterior walls, doors and windows that stick or do not close properly, uneven or sloping floors, gaps between walls and ceilings, and visible cracks in the foundation itself.
Standard homeowner’s insurance typically does not cover foundation repair caused by soil movement or settling. However, damage from sudden events like plumbing leaks may be covered. We recommend checking with your insurer.
