If you’re seeing foundation cracks, uneven floors, doors that won’t close properly, or signs your home is settling, helical piers may be the long-term fix your foundation needs. At Sanderson Quality Construction, we provide professional helical pier installation in Colorado Springs to stabilize shifting foundations and help protect your home’s structure for the future.
We also install helical piers for new construction, additions, and structural support projects where traditional footers aren’t the best option due to soil conditions.
Helical pier installations are used to stabilize a shifting foundation or address poor soil conditions that can’t support the weight of your home. We specialize in installing helical piers by drilling them deep into the ground along the foundation until they reach soil with the bearing capacity needed to support the structure above.
Once the helical piers are installed to the proper depth and torque specifications, they’re secured to the foundation using heavy-duty brackets. This allows us to:
Helical piers can also be used during new construction as an alternative to traditional foundation footers—especially in areas where soil conditions make standard building methods risky.
We install helical piers for homeowners across Colorado Springs who are dealing with foundation settlement, shifting soil, and structural movement. Whether you’re stabilizing an existing foundation or planning a new build, our team delivers engineered support designed for long-term performance.
Sanderson Quality Construction provides professional helical pier installation to help protect your home, prevent further settling, and restore confidence in your foundation.
We make foundation repair straightforward and stress-free with a proven process that prioritizes safety, accuracy, and long-term stability.
We start by evaluating your foundation, the symptoms you’re seeing, and the conditions around your home. When needed, we coordinate with licensed Colorado engineers to confirm the right repair approach and ensure the plan is built to last.
Next, our crew installs the helical piers along the foundation, driving them deep into stable, load-bearing soil. Each pier is installed to the required depth and torque specifications, then securely bracketed to the foundation for maximum strength and support.
Once everything is anchored in place, we stabilize the structure—and if the project calls for it, we carefully lift settled areas back toward level. We finish with a final walkthrough and recommendations for any next steps, like drainage improvements or crack repairs, to help prevent future issues.
Helical piers are steel foundation supports with helix-shaped plates that screw into the ground. They’re designed to stabilize and support structures by transferring weight to deeper, load-bearing soil. Helical piers are commonly used for both helical piers foundation repair and helical piers new construction.
If your home is showing signs of settling—like cracks, uneven floors, or sticking doors—you may need structural support. We rely on licensed Colorado engineers to determine whether helical piers are the right repair method and how many are needed.
Many installations can be completed in as little as 2 days, depending on the size and complexity of the project. Larger foundation repairs or structural lifts may take longer, especially when engineering and inspections are involved.
Helical piers are one of the best options for many Colorado Springs homes because they perform well in the soil conditions we often encounter. That said, we still rely on engineers to choose the most appropriate solution based on your specific foundation and structure.
Costs vary widely based on the number of piers needed, depth requirements, access, and the scope of the foundation repair. The best way to get accurate pricing is to call us or email your plans/blueprints for a free estimate.
In many cases, yes. Helical piers can sometimes be used not only to stabilize a foundation but also to lift and re-level areas that have settled. Results depend on the structure, soil conditions, and how long the issue has been occurring.
Absolutely. Helical piers for decks and additions are a popular option when you need reliable support and want to reduce the risk of settlement over time.
If you’re dealing with foundation movement or planning a build that needs dependable structural support, we’re here to help. Contact Sanderson Quality Construction today to schedule your inspection and get a clear plan for your helical pier foundation repair or new installation.
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