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What It Really Takes to Repair a Foundation

Your home’s foundation might be out of sight, but it’s definitely not out of mind—especially when cracks, settling, or uneven floors start showing up. At Park Range Construction, we like to think of ourselves as the “structural detectives” of the Front Range. For over 30 years, we’ve helped homeowners in Denver, Colorado Springs, Ft. Collins, and even Wyoming, Montana, Utah, and New Mexico, keep their homes standing strong. In this month’s article we’re going to break down just how we do that.

Inspect & Diagnose

Foundation repair isn’t guesswork. First, we take a close look at your home’s structure. Are there cracks in the walls? Floors sloping? Doors sticking? We identify the root cause—because treating symptoms without knowing the source is like putting a band-aid on a sinking ship.

Choose the Right System

Not all foundations are created equal, and neither are repairs. That’s why Park Range Construction offers a variety of foundation systems tailored to your home’s needs:

  • Helical Piers – Screw into the ground to stabilize and lift your foundation.
  • Micropiles – Small-diameter piles that reinforce weak soils.
  • Resistance Piers – Built to provide maximum support for stubborn settling.

We also perform structural repairs and install structural floors, including our patented Ranger Floor System, giving your home the solid base it deserves.

Professional Installation

Foundation repair is a high-stakes job. That’s why we bring in our licensed, insured, and bondable team to do it right. Precision, experience, and a deep understanding of structural systems ensure the repair lasts for years—not just months.

Why Park Range Construction?

With thousands of foundation and structural repair jobs completed over three decades, we know what it takes to protect your home. And we have tons of elated customers to prove it. From the Front Range of Colorado to surrounding states, our team combines expertise, the right tools, and a little bit of magic to give your foundation the stability it deserves.

Published on 9-1-2025