Strong Foundations. Superior Results.
We form and pour reinforced footings that spread your home’s loads safely across the bearing soil below.
Footings are the widened concrete bases beneath walls and posts that keep the structure from sinking or settling unevenly. We excavate trenches or pads to the engineer's dimensions, place reinforcing steel, and pour footings sized to the loads and the bearing capacity of your soil. In areas of Puget Sound with soft or variable ground, correctly sized footings are what prevent cracks and differential settlement later. We set the footings level and true so the stem walls or piers above start from an accurate base. Each pour is inspected for depth, steel, and dimensions before concrete goes in.
Loads spread evenly to prevent settlement and cracking; Footing sizes matched to your soil's bearing capacity; Reinforcing steel placed to the engineered detail; Level, accurate bases for the walls or posts above; Depth and steel inspected before every pour
1) Excavate footing trenches or pads to plan dimensions; 2) Place and tie reinforcing steel at the correct spacing; 3) Confirm bearing soil, then pour and consolidate the concrete; 4) Level, cure, and pass inspection before building upward
Footing size and total linear footage or pad count; Soil bearing capacity and any over-excavation needed; Reinforcing steel and concrete volume specified; Depth required to reach undisturbed bearing soil; Trench access and spoils handling on the site
Footing work continues through most of the year, with pours timed around dry stretches so the concrete sets undisturbed.