Slab Piers & Stabilization
Proven Solutions for Settling Concrete Slabs in Metro Atlanta
If your home, garage, or commercial structure is built on a concrete slab that’s cracking, sinking, or becoming uneven, slab pier stabilization may be the solution you need. At Anglin’s Foundation & Masonry Repairs, we specialize in stabilizing and lifting concrete slabs that have settled due to poor soil conditions, improper construction, or foundation failure — without the need for full slab replacement.
For over 95 years, we’ve helped property owners throughout Metro Atlanta restore structural integrity using durable steel pier systems and proprietary bracket designs that deliver long-lasting results.
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Why Slabs Sink — and How We Fix It
Georgia’s soil — especially the red clay found in and around Metro Atlanta — expands when wet and contracts when dry. Over time, this cycle causes voids beneath concrete slabs, leading to uneven settling.
Slab pier stabilization is the most effective way to bypass this unstable soil and provide permanent support by anchoring the slab to deep, load-bearing strata.
Slab Repair Done Right the First Time
One recent project we tackled involved a home where pressure grouting (mudjacking) had catastrophically failed. The grout had entered the plumbing system, damaging pipes and forcing the residents to evacuate. After the plumbing was replaced, Anglin’s was called in to stabilize the slab properly. We installed custom slab brackets and resistance piers, safely lifting and supporting the concrete without further damage. *show pictures from page on website*?
Our Slab Pier Installation Process
At Anglin’s, we’ve developed a proven system to stabilize and, when possible, lift sinking slabs with minimal disruption to your property.
Here’s how it works:
Inspection & Assessment
We start with a detailed inspection to diagnose the cause and extent of the slab settlement.
Strategic Slab Access
Small holes are carefully cut into the slab at strategic locations where the piers will be installed.
Pier Installation
Steel piers are hydraulically driven deep into the ground until they reach load-bearing soil or bedrock.
Bracket Placement
Our custom-fabricated slab brackets — engineered to support flat, load-distributed surfaces — are installed beneath the slab.
Lifting & Stabilization
Using precision hydraulic lifting equipment, we carefully elevate the slab and secure it in place.
Backfill & Finish
Once the slab is stable, we patch the access points and restore the area as close to its original condition as possible.
In most cases, we’re able to complete the work without disturbing surrounding landscaping, walkways, or hardscapes.
What Is Slab Pier Stabilization?
Slab pier stabilization is a reliable, non-invasive method for supporting and lifting sinking concrete slabs. Unlike mudjacking — which injects material beneath the slab that can break down over time — our method uses deep-driven steel piers and custom slab brackets to transfer the weight of the structure to load-bearing soil or bedrock below.
This system permanently addresses the root cause of settlement: unstable soil. Whether you’re dealing with a garage floor that’s sloping, an interior slab that’s cracking, or a commercial floor that’s become uneven, slab piers provide a clean, precise, and long-lasting solution.
Common Signs Your Slab Needs Stabilization:
- Cracks in the concrete slab or flooring
- Uneven or sloping interior floors
- Gaps between the slab and walls or baseboards
- Sticking doors or misaligned windows
- Visible separation between slabs or flooring materials
If you notice these warning signs, don’t wait. Foundation problems only get worse over time — and more expensive to fix.
We promise what we do and we do what we promise.
- John L. Anglin, Owner
Schedule a Free Inspection Today
If your concrete slab is sinking, cracking, or uneven, let the experts at Anglin’s evaluate the situation. We’ll provide a detailed inspection, honest recommendation, and competitive quote — with no pressure and no guesswork.