Measured Settlement and Push Pier Locations
This photo, taken by the inspector, shows the measured settlement of the home from left to right, as well as the locations of the push piers. This information is critical in ensuring that the push piers are installed in the correct locations and will provide the necessary support to stabilize the home's foundation.
Excavated Work Area
This photo shows the work area after the holes were excavated to expose the foundation footer in the push pier installation areas. This step is necessary to ensure that the push piers are installed correctly and provide the necessary support to stabilize the home's foundation.
Hydraulic Pier Driving Cylinder
In this photo, a hydraulic pier driving cylinder is being used to push the piers into the ground until the proper pressure is met to hold the weight of the foundation. This tool is critical in ensuring that the push piers are installed correctly and will provide the necessary support for the home.
During Lift Process
This photo shows the push piers in action, with the visible separation of the dirt indicating that the foundation is being lifted. This is a good sign that the push piers are doing their job and stabilizing the home's foundation.
Installed Push Pier
This photo shows an installed push pier. Once installed, the push pier provides a stable foundation for the home and helps to prevent any further settlement or damage to the structure.