Broken Arrow Foundation Repair

When crawl space support beams rot or split under excessive moisture, replacing them restores structural safety for Broken Arrow homes. Technicians first shore up joists with temporary jacks to transfer loads off the compromised beam. The damaged timber is then removed, and the replacement beam—pressure-treated or engineered wood—is fitted on galvanized steel piers or adjustable helical jacks for stable, level support. Connections are secured with galvanized hardware, and adjacent piers may be added for redundancy. After the new beam is anchored, jacks are lowered onto the beam’s bracket, and loads are carefully transferred. This method ensures minimal movement of the house above and creates a resilient understructure that resists future rot and settlement.