Foundation repair · Metro Atlanta

Metro Atlanta Foundation Repair Contractor

Steel push piers under the footing, and the cracked brick repaired by the same crew.

Know what to look for

Signs your house is settling at the footing.

Most people call us because they see cracks, feel the floors running one way, or a home inspector said the foundation is settling.

Wall Cracks

Cracks through brick or drywall

Sticking Doors

Doors and windows that stick

Uneven Floors

Uneven or sloping floors

Structural Gaps

Gaps around frames and adjoining structures

A home’s foundation before repair
Before
The same foundation after Anglin’s repair
After

Find the cause.
Fix the whole repair.

Foundation repair in Metro Atlanta starts with finding what settled and why. Anglin's drives steel push piers through soft soil to load-bearing strata, lifts the house back toward level with hydraulic jacks, and repairs the cracked brick on the same job.

We work out of our Marietta office from Canton to Peachtree City, and a live person answers when you call for a free estimate.

Understand what moved

We inspect the house and measure the floors to find out what settled and why.

Stabilize and lift

Steel push piers reach load-bearing ground. Controlled hydraulic pressure brings the foundation back toward level.

Restore the masonry

The same crew repairs the cracked brick and mortar, backfills and puts your landscaping back.

We push piers in rather than screw them. A push pier is pressed down until it bears on solid ground. A screw-type pier depends on the soil around it, and that soil is what failed in the first place.

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The Anglin’s approach

The details behind your repair.

What causes settlement, how we repair it, and what is included in the work.

A clear scope. A written price.

$1,500–$2,000

Typical steel push pier installation, per pier

$3,500 job minimum

A settled corner needs a pier on each side.

Unlimited pier depth is part of the price.

A pier may stop at 11 feet or go down 70, and your foundation repair cost stays the same.

Free estimates. Financing available.

Regions Bank financing on approved credit for projects starting at $3,500.

Understanding the price

What does foundation repair cost in Metro Atlanta?

A typical steel push pier installation runs $1,500 to $2,000 per pier. A settled corner needs a pier on each side, so most foundation jobs start at our job minimum.

  • Job minimum: $3,500.
  • Number of piers: set by how much of the wall moved.
  • Access and concrete cutting: patios, driveways and tight spots take more time.
  • Weight of the load: a pier under a chimney or center garage column carries more and costs more.
  • Excavation over 3 feet: discussed and written into the contract before we start.

Unlimited pier depth is part of the price. A pier may stop at 11 feet or go down 70, and your foundation repair cost stays the same.

Estimates are free. The price we quote is the price you pay 98% of the time, on a two-page contract. Regions Bank financing is available on approved credit for projects starting at $3,500.

Our work, up close

Your house, level and looking like itself again

The bedroom door swings shut with a click and stays there. A marble on the kitchen floor sits right where you set it down.

Outside, the stair-step crack by the corner is gone, closed with mortar that matches the rest of the wall. The shrubs are back in the bed, and the only sign of the work is a steel pier buried deep below the lawn.

When you sell, the lifetime pier warranty transfers to the buyer. Their inspector sees a finished repair with the paperwork behind it, and the closing stays on schedule.

An Anglin’s crew member digging along a brick foundation with a mini excavator

Foundation jobs we've finished around Metro Atlanta

A few examples, in general terms:

  • Three piers, and the whole house moved. Piers went under the garage-side slab, and the homeowner felt the entire house rise from the kitchen as pressure came on.
  • An outbuilding that sank 6 inches. Four piers lifted it back to level with the concrete floor intact.
  • One corner, holding ten years later. With the basement and inside walls crack-free, we pinned the one corner that dropped. It still holds a decade on.
  • Six piers in less than a day. The crew set the piers, repaired the brick, put the yard back and cleaned up before leaving.
Brick foundation after repair by Anglin’s
Customer Reviews

The work matters.
So does your word.

Hear from homeowners about their foundation repair, the crew, and the finished work.

★★★★★
“The crew was amazingly efficient - these guys have worked together for so long they move like a well oiled machine. They put 6 push piers under the foundation in less than a day, fixed the brick, put everything back and cleaned up.”
Buddy R.

A pier warranty that stays with the house

Qualifying steel pier repairs carry a warranty for the life of the structure, covering the pier's material, design and installation. It transfers to every future owner of the house. Coverage excludes acts of God, like a tornado, storm or earthquake, and neglect, such as clogged gutters washing out the soil under the footing. Your exact terms are written into your proposal.

Service Areas

Cities where we set foundation piers

We're based in Marietta and set piers all over Metro Atlanta, including in these cities:

Frequently Asked Questions

Foundation repair questions. Straight answers.

Honest answers before you make a decision.

Still have Questions

Most foundation jobs finish in one day once the crew arrives. You usually hear back within a day of calling, we look at the house and send a proposal within a day or two, and the work is typically scheduled one to four weeks out.

The price we quote holds 98% of the time. Pier depth is unlimited and included, and the one possible extra, excavation deeper than 3 feet, is discussed and written into the contract before we start.

Both, on the same job. Our crew lifts the foundation, closes the gaps and repairs the brick and mortar, so the house is finished when we leave.

It may stop moving, it may keep moving slowly, or it may speed up and need more piers than it would today. Watching whether a crack grows over the coming months is the only way to tell which.

Yes. Homeowners hardly ever need to leave during a foundation repair, because the piers go in from outside at the footing. One homeowner wrote that she worked from home the whole time.

It's optional, though we highly recommend it, and we'll work around your schedule. One homeowner's estimator looked at the outside while she was at work and called back the next day with a proposal.

Look for one crew that handles the piers and the brick, a written price that includes pier depth, and a lifetime pier warranty that transfers when you sell. Ask who will do the work, too. At Anglin's, it's our own crew leaders, most with 10 to 20 years here.

A waterproofing specialist, and we're glad to point you to one. Our work is the structure: the piers, the lift and the brick and mortar the movement cracked.

Get a straight answer about your foundation

Tell us what you're seeing, and someone who has done this work will look at it for free. You'll hear exactly what moved and what it takes to fix it.

Schedule your free Metro Atlanta foundation inspection

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