Bedrock diagnoses foundation movement with engineer-grade tools — elevation surveys, crack monitors, soil analysis — and tells you the truth, including the third of inspections that end with "monitor it, don't spend a dime."
Inspection & elevation survey free · Crack repair from $800 · Pier systems from $1,400/pier · Transferable lifetime warranty
▦ Our inspectors are salaried, not commissioned. Nobody gets paid more for finding problems.
Elevation-mapped in 40+ points
Where settling starts — moisture swings
Expands wet, shrinks dry, moves houses
Where helical piers grab hold
The name isn't just branding
Concrete shrinks as it cures. Under 1/8", vertical, not growing: photograph and watch.
Seasonal humidity — or the frame racking. Two or more doors on the same side: book the free look.
Movement along mortar joints. Width matters more than length — over 1/4" needs eyes.
Lateral soil pressure on a basement wall. This one genuinely doesn't wait well.
Epoxy and carbon-fiber reinforcement for cracks and bowing walls — when the structure is sound and the fix should stay proportional.
From $800Helical and push piers driven to load-bearing strata, house lifted back toward level, elevation documented before and after.
From $1,400/pier · most homes 6–12 piersThe unsexy fix that prevents the expensive one: grading, gutters, French drains, and root barriers that stop the clay cycle.
From $1,200▦ Pier work carries a lifetime transferable warranty — it moves to the next owner, which matters at closing.
of free inspections end in "monitor, don't repair"
homes stabilized since 2011
elevation points surveyed per inspection
commissioned salespeople — engineers and techs only
"Two companies quoted $28,000 in piers. Bedrock's engineer spent two hours, showed me the elevation map, and prescribed $1,900 of drainage. Three years later: no movement."
Homeowner · drainage-first case, 2023Honest range: $800 crack repairs to $8,000–$18,000 for typical pier jobs. The free inspection produces an itemized quote with the elevation map attached — and a third of the time, the answer is "not yet, here's what to watch."
Almost certainly — foundation movement is measured in seasons, not weekends. The exception is horizontal basement-wall cracking, which we prioritize same-week. Everything else: photograph, measure, decide calmly.
Unrepaired and undisclosed, yes it can. Repaired with our transferable warranty, it's usually a closing non-event — buyers' inspectors know our pier documentation. We do pre-listing inspections for exactly this.
Ask every bidder for their elevation survey. A pier count without one is a guess — sometimes an inflated one. Our quote shows which points dropped, how far, and why each pier is where it is.
Free engineer-grade inspection with a 40-point elevation survey. A third end in "don't repair."
Salaried inspectors, itemized quotes, lifetime transferable warranty.
Free crack-width card mailed to your door — then decide about the inspection.
The survey, the findings, and the honest recommendation.
The elevation-survey test to run on every competing bid.
Case story: when water management beats piers.
How the transferable warranty plays at closing.
Wet/dry cycle alerts for their soil type + re-measure reminder for monitor cases.
Two hours, 40+ measured points, an itemized answer — even when the answer is "wait."
Book a Free Inspection▦ Salaried inspectors · lifetime transferable warranty on pier work