American Standard Foundation Repair evaluates the conditions affecting the structure before recommending a repair strategy. Soil conditions, drainage, structural loads, existing construction, previous repairs, and the type of movement occurring all play a role in determining the right approach.
We don’t believe commercial foundation repair should be based on a one-size-fits-all system. Every building and site presents different challenges. Our repair recommendations are developed around the actual conditions of the property and the long-term performance of the structure.
How We Repair a Commercial Foundation
Commercial foundation repair covers a range of methods, and the right one depends on what the inspection turns up. In most cases, the work centers on pier underpinning (transferring the building’s weight from unstable soil down to a depth capable of supporting it).
We use both concrete and steel pier systems depending on soil conditions, since no single system performs well in every situation. Voids beneath a foundation may be filled with industrial-grade polyurethane, while cracked or weakened sections are often reinforced with carbon fiber. Rather than relying on one method for every job, we match the repair (and the pier depth needed to reach stable, load-bearing soil) to what the building and site actually require.
Built for Collaboration
Commercial repair projects often require a lot of extra hands. We work directly with engineers, architects, contractors, property managers, and owners to keep specifications, scheduling, and site coordination on track, especially on projects where a facility needs to stay operational while work is underway.
