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Helical Piers Reposition Tower, MN Cabin to Original, Stable Position
This homeowner in Tower, MN was facing problems with the foundation settlement sinking. They wanted this problem fixed and the structure lifted so they could build a new addition next to the cabin and fix the unfitting doorways.
Design Specialist James Miller assisted this owner in a free, no-obligation estimate in order to decide what solution would be the best for their home. After a careful inspection, James recommended that helical piers be used to lift the foundation back to the original position.
Foreman Trevor Ingle led a team in the installation of this project. Together, the team installed 8 helical piers in order to stabilize and lift the cabin. These piers are driven into the ground like a screw until it reaches stable, native soil. Using hydraulic power, the pier then pushes against the ground and back to the structure to lift the structure's foundation back to its original position. This will close gaps and cracks, and realign the doors and windows.
This homeowner can now build their new addition knowing their cabin is permanently stable.
Cabin in Tower, MN Stabilized Using Piering System
This homeowner in Tower, MN wanted to save their cabin. Instability was taking over, so the homeowner reached out to DBS for help. Design Specialist Mike Horvath visited the home in order to conduct a free, no-obligation estimate to find the best solution. After a careful inspection, Mike recommended our Piering Services.
Foreman Jordan Salmi led the installation of this project with help from a team. These piers are driven into the ground using hydraulic pressure. Once the pier reaches solid, stable soil, the pressure pushes against the ground and causes the piers to raise the structure. This homeowner can now relax knowing their cabin is safe and sound.
Piering in Tower, MN
In Tower, MN, a homeowner confronted a troubling scene: their cherished cabin and sauna slowly descending towards the lake, with a sagging floor and deteriorating deck evident in the initial photos. Recognizing their concern, we intervened with a comprehensive solution - the Helicast™ Grouted Helical Pile System and SmartJack®. As depicted in the subsequent images, our skilled application provided a secure, level foundation and rejuvenated the outdoor area. By meticulously tackling each challenge, we reinstated safety and reassurance, demonstrating our dedication to reliability and delivering an outstanding customer journey.
Piering in Tower, MN
When Tower, MN homeowners started hearing alarming pops and noticed their sliding glass door shifting—hinting at a potential future disaster—they knew it was time to call us. As you can see in the before picture, these were not just minor issues but symptoms of a deeper foundational problem. We stepped in with a solution: Helical Piers. The after photo proudly shows a stabilized, secure foundation. We not only fixed the immediate concerns but also protected this home for years to come, living up to our mission of providing a remarkable experience alongside reliable, lasting repairs.
Foundation Support for Shifting Britt, MN Cabin
Longtime cabin owners on Lake Leander outside of Britt, MN were concerned over worsening conditions with the cabin's block foundation. Individual blocks were shifting measurably, leaving cracks and gaps that left the crawl space prone to wetness and mold. Looking for a permanent solution, they reached out to DBS for more information about our foundation support systems.
DBS Design Specialist Henrik Makitalo visited the home and provided a free, no-obligation estimate for the foundation support work. He determined that the crawl space would have SmartJack® support beams installed to lift and support the sagging crawl space ceiling, as well as helical piers to properly support the weight of the structure.
DBS Foreman Zach Royer and his crew installed 9 helical piers to support 44 feet of additional support beams.
To complete the work in the crawl space, Foreman Nick Burley and his production crew installed 13 SmartJack® supports to replace the rotting wooden beams. Finaly, they completed an encapsulation using a vapor barrier to to keep moisture at bay and protect the home's structural elements going forward.