Sloping, sagging, or bouncy floors? We lift your home back to level and anchor it to stable soil so it stays that way.
When part of your foundation settles into soft or shifting soil, your floors slope, your doors stop closing, and cracks creep across your walls. House leveling lifts the settled areas of your home back to their proper position and supports them permanently.
At Professional Foundation Repair, we don't just jack up a floor and hope for the best. We reach the stable, load-bearing soil beneath the problem with engineered piers, then carefully lift and re-level your home. The result is a house that's level, safe, and protected against future settlement — backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
We choose the right method for your home, your soil, and your budget.
Heavy-duty steel piers driven deep below your home to load-bearing soil. We then lift and lock your foundation into its proper position — the gold standard for serious settlement.
Screw-style steel piers that twist into stable soil. Great for lighter structures, additions, decks, and tight-access spots where heavy equipment can't reach.
We extend and strengthen your existing foundation down to firm soil, adding permanent support beneath load-bearing walls.
For raised foundations, we adjust and replace posts, pads, and girders to bring sagging floors back to level.
New support posts and beams stabilize bouncy floors and keep your crawl space structure solid for the long haul.
Homes on Southern California slopes need special care. We stabilize and support hillside foundations against sliding and settlement.
A simple way to check: place a ball on the floor. If it rolls on its own, it's time for a free inspection.
Schedule a Free Inspection →We map the elevation of your floors to pinpoint exactly how much and where your home has settled.
Steel piers are driven or screwed down to stable, load-bearing soil beneath the settlement.
Using synchronized hydraulics, we carefully raise your home back toward level and secure it.
We re-measure to confirm the results and leave your home stable, safe, and supported.
Find out how much your home has settled and what it takes to fix it — with a free, no-obligation inspection.