Coral Springs & Parkland · Broward County
Coral Springs is the city that shows up most often in our records of finished foundation jobs, and Parkland sits right beside it. Most of these calls come from owners of family homes who have spotted cracks, a sinking corner, or a lanai that has started to settle.
Planned communities
Most homes here sit inside HOA communities, and some lots have a pool or a screened lanai out back.
That mix shapes the calls we get from these neighborhoods:
Most calls begin with something an owner can see. A crack runs across a wall, floor tile lifts along a line, or the back of the house sits lower than the front. One home on NW 14th Street had settlement at the back, and a lanai on NW 63rd Way had started to sink.
Under a slab, fill that was never fully compacted can keep settling over time. Water that collects near the house can also carry soil away and leave weak spots behind.
Before anyone talks about piers, we walk the whole house and tell you plainly what we think is going on. If no repair is needed, you hear that from us as well.
Homes & communities
Our own employees handle the work here, whether it is one cracked wall or the foundation support for a brand new pool.
For homeowners
Push piers show up in nearly every job in our records for these two cities. One house on NW 45th Street needed ten of them, while another home needed only three.
We explain how push piers work before any work starts, and we only suggest them when the house really needs them. A pool deck or lanai that has moved can often be supported too.
Every repair is backed by our Lifetime Warranty. You can also ask us about financing, with Ygrene among the options.
For HOAs, owners & pool contractors
Owners of several units, like the non-profit housing group we worked for on NW 38th Drive, get the same plain explanation a single homeowner does.
Pool contractors and builders can bring us in early for new construction piles or pool support. Share the plans and engineering, and Nicole Barrett-Hurt will line up permits and timing with your schedule.
For HOA boards, we keep our findings simple enough to share with the other owners before anyone signs off.
Local work
Our crew set seven push piers under this house to support its foundation.
The lanai behind this home had begun to settle. We supported it with six push piers.
A non-profit housing group we had worked for the year before called us back. This job used eight push piers.
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Where we work
Our crews work across both cities, including these communities and the towns next door:
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FAQ
Push piers are supports installed under an existing foundation to help carry a home that has settled. They are the repair we have used most in Coral Springs and Parkland, and we explain how they would apply to your house before any work starts.
Start with a free look at the problem from us. Once you know what the repair involves, you can check with your HOA about any approval it needs.
Often, yes. We supported a settling lanai in Parkland with push piers, and pool deck support is one of our services. We look at it first and tell you what it needs.
Yes. Both cities are in Broward County, one of the four counties we serve, and our crews come to each of them from our Deerfield Beach office.
Nothing. The estimate is free, and we go through your options while we are at the house.
Next step
Family-owned since 2011 and licensed under CGC1526795, we send our own employees to every job. Send a few lines about the problem and we will set up a visit.
Office: 272 NW 2nd Street, Deerfield Beach · Weekdays, 8am to 5pm
