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A client in Tulsa showed me their cracked foundation fix and I tore up my whole approach
They had paid $8,000 for a polyurethane injection job that only lasted two seasons, and watching the pier company come back to redo it with helical piles made me realize I've been underselling the proper route, so has anyone else switched methods after seeing a big repair fail firsthand?
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noahwood4d ago
Three grand in pier quotes later, and I finally learned that my soil tests were just expensive guesses.
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henry1505d ago
The real lesson might not be about the method at all. That first crew probably didn't do a proper soil test before they shot the polyurethane in. Two seasons in Oklahoma clay tells me the ground moved again, and no injection or pile fixes that unless you know what's down there first. Watching the redo fail from the start might be the thing worth paying attention to.
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