Pier King Foundation Repair has a location right here in Oklahoma City at 7725 NE 23rd St, Oklahoma City, OK 73141, so our team can get to OKC-area jobs quickly. We’re open Monday–Friday, 7:30 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Call (405) 534-9788 to talk with our Oklahoma City team or to schedule your free inspection.
We’ve been repairing foundations across Oklahoma for 15+ years, and we manufacture our own steel piers, so we control the quality of every repair from the ground up. Our Oklahoma City team serves homeowners and businesses across the OKC metro, including Edmond, Moore, Norman and Yukon.
What do our customers say?
The cost of foundation repair in Oklahoma City depends on the type of damage, the repair method, and the size of the area affected. The only accurate way to get a number for your home is a free inspection. Our team will look at the problem and walk you through a written estimate, with no pressure and no guesswork.
Call our Oklahoma City team at (405) 534-9788 or fill out our contact form to schedule your free inspection. You can also find answers to common questions on our FAQ page.
Pier King is highly reviewed by homeowners across Oklahoma, with a top rating on Google and an A+ with the Better Business Bureau. Our Oklahoma City team brings the same service to every OKC area job, from the first inspection to the final walkthrough.
We repair your foundation right the first time and back it with a One Time Transferable Lifetime Warranty allowing you to have peace of mind.
We understand that foundation repair is a big expense. Flexible financing options are available for qualified homeowners, and our team will walk you through them during your free inspection.
Common Causes of Foundation Problems
Many Oklahoma City area homes were built before soil analysis was routinely performed; the red clay soils common across the OKC metro are prone to expansion, contraction, and shifting.
All homes settle over time naturally, but if different parts of your home have sunk or sloped further than others, it’s time to call Pier King
If your home site was improperly graded or it sits at the bottom of a hill, foundation problems could develop as a result of gradual soil and debris accumulation, flash floods, or erosion
If your home never had gutters, or sits on a hard soil bed, water accumulating around your foundation will eventually cause it to swell, shrink, or crack
Even the smallest, slowest water leak from an underground pipe can cause extensive foundation problems
While most Oklahoma contractors are careful to build to code, some still take shortcuts resulting in foundation damage
Pier King has you covered!
