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Steel piers: depth you don’t guess. Depth you prove.

Hydraulically driven pipe sections that pass through unstable clay until the soil itself refuses — with a pressure reading at every section as the receipt. The most load-certain repair we install.

2-7/8″ STEEL PIPESECTION, ~3 FTFRICTION SLEEVEKEEPS THE COLUMN ALIGNEDDRIVEN ONE SECTIONAT A TIME, MEASUREDPSI EVERY SECTIONDETAIL · STEEL PIER SECTION

From pit to proof

Step through the installation.

The same interactive from our homepage, because it's exactly how your job would run — excavate, bracket, drive, refusal, lift, document.

INTERACTIVE · HOW A STEEL PIER IS INSTALLED
GRADE BEAMoriginal levelSTABLE STRATA5 FT10 FT15 FT20 FT
Step 1Excavate at the affected section. A compact pit (~3 ft) is dug beside the grade beam where the elevation survey showed movement. Landscaping is set aside carefully — it goes back when we're done.
Excavation exposing the foundation of a brick home in Central Texas where steel piers are driven beneath the grade beam
A real steel-pier dig — a compact pit at the grade beam is all it takes to drive piers to refusal, and the landscaping goes back when we're done.

When steel makes sense

Three questions decide it.

Q1

Is the structure heavy? (two-story, masonry, large footprint)

YES →Steel carries high loads with certainty — strong fit.
NO →Lighter homes may not need steel's capacity.
Q2

Is the active clay deep, or has a previous repair failed?

YES →Steel passes through unstable depth to verified refusal.
NO →Shallower stable strata may suit concrete or hybrid.
Q3

Does the budget favor certainty over cost?

YES →Steel is the premium, most load-certain option.
NO →Hybrid offers much of the depth at lower cost.

Honest caveat: no method is “always right.” The elevation map and soil behavior decide — that's what the free inspection is for.

Side by side

Steel against the alternatives.

Same warranty on all three. Different depths, proofs, and price points — compare honestly: concrete with rebar piers and hybrid piers each have their place.

COMPARESteel piersConcrete + rebarHybrid piers
DepthDriven to verified refusal — deepestPressed to practical refusal in suitable soilsSteel starter depth + concrete stack
Proof of bearingHydraulic pressure readings at every pierPress resistance during installPressure readings on the steel starter
Relative cost$$$$
Best suited forHeavy structures, deep active clay, prior failed repairsLighter slabs, favorable soil, budget-conscious repairsMiddle ground — depth where soil demands it
Install speedFast — no curingFast — no curingFast — no curing
WarrantyLifetime, transferableLifetime, transferableLifetime, transferable

Straight answers

Steel pier questions, answered straight.

Each pipe section is pushed down hydraulically using the house's own weight as the press. We watch the pressure gauge on every section. “Refusal” is the point where the pier won't advance at pressures well above the house's working load — meaning it's bearing on strata that doesn't care about the weather. The depth isn't guessed; it's proven at every single pier.

Find out if your house actually needs steel.

The elevation survey decides the method — not the sales pitch. Free inspection, straight answer.