Small Problems Lead to Bigger Repairs
- Isela
- Jun 23
- 1 min read
At Sinai Construction, we recently inspected a home showing signs of failing concrete piers—a common but serious issue that can lead to extensive and expensive foundation damage.
What Are Concrete Piers?
Concrete piers are vertical supports under your home that help carry the weight of the structure. Over time, these piers can crack, crumble, or shift, especially if they were poorly constructed or exposed to moisture.
Why Failing Concrete Piers Are Dangerous
A failing pier means your home’s foundation is no longer fully supported. This leads to:
Uneven floors
Sticking doors/windows
Sagging or shifting of the structure
Worse, if left unaddressed, deteriorating piers can weaken the entire foundation, putting your investment—and your family—at risk.
“A damaged foundation is weak. As time goes on it gets weaker. Sooner or later it may be unable to carry the weight it bears, and it could collapse.”
Small Problems Lead to Bigger Repairs
Cracks in piers allow water to seep in, worsening the damage. Over time, what could have been a simple repair becomes a costly foundation replacement project.
“Repair is so much cheaper than replacement.”
Schedule an Inspection Before It’s Too Late
Early detection is key. At Sinai Construction, we specialize in foundation inspections that identify issues before they become disasters. We’ll walk you through the findings and provide expert solutions to restore your home’s stability.
Call Sinai Construction today at 323.655.0960 to schedule your foundation inspection. Protect your home. Secure your future.
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