Helical Piers South Dakota Archives - Rapid Foundation Repair

Mending a Sinking Foundation With Helical Piers

Have A Sinking Foundation? We Can Help. Is your foundation sinking or settling? If you answer is yes, then this serious issue needs to be addressed sooner than later. Why? A sinking foundation can lead to even bigger issues in your home’s foundation. These problems include -but are not limited to- various crack types, including concrete cracks, drive way cracks, wall cracks; sticking doors and windows, leaning walls, leaning chimneys, and even ongoing water issues. At Rapid Foundation Repair, mending a sinking foundation is usually done with helical piers. Helical piers have been around for quite some time. In fact, … Read More

Product Spotlight: ECP Helical Piers / Piles

How can Helical Piers Help Your South Dakota or Wyoming Home? Helical piers are a common tool used when it comes to foundation repair. Helical piers are a great way to repair foundations that have settled, and at Rapid Foundation Repair, we offer them. We get our helical piers from one of the top producers of foundation repair and waterproofing products. Earth Contact Products also provides us with steel push piers, helical anchors and tiebacks, and wall anchors. Helical piers have a variety of benefits, including: Easy installation Used below moving or shifting soil Can be installed in all weather … Read More

Little Known Foundation Repair Products: Helical Piers and Wall Anchors

Foundation Repair Products from Rapid Foundation Repair Helical Piers in South Dakota Many tools can be used to help fix many different foundation failure problems, but out of all of them, helical piers and wall anchors are the least known. Amazingly enough, though, they are probably the most useful and safe for your foundation failure repairs. Helical piers are a staple product in the foundation repair industry. Usually, helical piers, which are a screw-type pier, are used on structures of a lighter weight. Today, helical piers are one of the two most commonly used structural piers. They are usually used … Read More