The Difference Between Concrete Cylinders & Steel Piers | StoneHouse Foundation Repair

Concrete cylinders looks like the cheaper option in the beginning, but we've found that almost always, customers end up having to get their houses repaired a second (or even third) time after they went with concrete cylinders. A lot of times, these homeowners are having to come out of pocket again due to warranty issues.
Steel piers are more costly upfront, but save you money and headache in the long run.

[@princesspeach5308]

Great informative video! Thank you 😊

[@kwatson172]

Thank you so much!!

[@manuelsoliz4206]

Had Stonehouse repair my mother’s home couple of weeks ago. They were great to say the least! I will always refer Stonehouse to my friends and family.

[@stonehousefoundationrepair5254]

Hey Manuel, we are glad we were able to help! Thank you for the opportunity!

[@artarocha7128]

Carl your video was very informative and well explained on the different types of technics, I was in the process of buying a home that had prior foundation problems. This video has helped me understand what questions to ask, I've also learned that it's a good idea to perform a post static test on the plumbing before and after the leveling of the house. This way any problems that might have occurred when the house shifted the plumbing can be addressed beforehand, otherwise you might have to do the work twice.....A+++ on your video

[@ezekielvaughan5220]

Lots of value right there! Great video

[@omarmedina8711]

Great information sir thank you

[@lillmetoo]

Thank you for your information.

[@brokwillie9059]

Great video!

[@miguedh86]

Cual es el rango de costo para este tipo de trabajó?What is the cost range for this type of work. I would like to have an idea to know how much money I have to have available for this?

[@StLbfdup]

My foundation has settled in a corner causing the wall to go outward at top. The sill is hanging off the wall about 3” Would these steel piers work?

[@stonehousefoundationrepair5254]

Hey there, if you are seeing a gap or a large crack, there is a good chance you have some foundation issues.
If you are in the San Antonio or Austin area, you can schedule us to come out and take a look at it for you. You can schedule on our website or call us at 210-879-8521.

[@miguedh86]

Do you do jobs in California?

[@robertbutler8004]

Are you prepared to guarantee in writing that your system will never shift?

[@bryanford1139]

Ima guess thatsa "Hail no".....acts of God n all....

[@mrfixit7047]

ok, so the concrete piers don't work. Let's talk about your product