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Structural & Foundation Support

Crawl space support piers and posts that carry the home on solid footings

New pier pads, adjustable steel posts and masonry piers to replace failing blocks and shorten long spans.

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Crawl Space Support Piers

The posts and piers in a crawl space carry the weight of the house. Dry-stacked blocks lean, wood posts rot and thin footings settle, and when they go the floors above follow. New piers on proper footings fix that at its source.

We install support piers and posts in crawl spaces across Nashville and Middle Tennessee. Pads are poured on firm ground, steel posts are set plumb and adjusted to height, and spans are shortened where beams carry too much.

What you get

Done right, from the first walk-through

01

Concrete pier pads

A proper footing spreads load over solid soil.

02

Adjustable steel posts

Posts can be raised or lowered to fine-tune the level.

03

Masonry piers when needed

Block or brick piers built straight and tied to the beam.

04

Extra supports for long spans

Added where beams or joists carry too much distance.

The process

How your service comes together

  1. 1

    Check the load path

    We look at beams, posts and footings and note any that are shifting.

  2. 2

    Pour and set

    Pads and piers are installed, and posts are set and adjusted.

  3. 3

    Verify

    We check each support under load and level the framing.

FAQ

Common questions about support piers & posts

How far apart should piers be?

It depends on the beam and joist sizes. We follow structural guidance and tell you why we recommend each support.

Are steel posts better than wood?

Steel posts do not rot and can be adjusted, which makes them a good fit for crawl spaces. We use wood or masonry where it makes sense.

Will new supports show in the home?

They are under the floor, so you will not see them, but you will likely feel the difference in a firmer, level floor.

Let us help with your support piers & posts

Call, text or send the form. Tell us what is going on under your house and what you have in mind, and we will take it from there.

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