HARGRAVE Custom Foundation Repair and Drainage Correction, was incorporated as HARGRAVE HOME REPAIR, INC. by Jerry and Margie Hargrave in 1986. Hargrave continues to be a family owned and operated foundation repair company, committed to the highest quality, most professional and affordable foundation repair in the community. Owners of the company are directly involved in the business as estimators, crew foremen, and office managers. The men installing our piers are long time employees of our company and are highly trained and skilled in all aspects of foundation repair. 20-25 employees. No subs. Cost is determined by the job. Steel piers used for both exterior and interior foundation stability. Lifetime, transferable warranty. Family owned and operated. Member of Foundation Repair Association. Rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau. Free written estimates.
Installation of Steel Pipe Piers for Foundation Repair of concrete slab foundations (exterior & interior). Polyurethane foam injection to raise interior slabs as an alternate to interior pier installation. Polyurethane Foam Injection to raise sidewalks, driveways, patios, pool decks, etc.
New Foundation Pouring.
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"I am just curious as to how the quality of our work would be described as a "B" when we didn't do any work here, as apparently the foundation was "fine". Dan H."
I contacted Hargrave Custom Foundation along with four other foundation companies all of whom provide steel piers for foundation work that I knew I needed. Dan Hargrave came out and looked over the situation and worked me up a proposal to do the work. Dan stopped by several times in the next couple weeks to address variations in the work to be done. Russ came out on one occasion to test the thickness of slab and locate some interior beams. It was nice working with both of these fellows.
A neighbor was also researching foundation work so we started comparing notes. We even requested bids from the same companies and decided to visit a job site of each of the bidders to see exactly how the work was performed. After visiting a Hargrave site, we came to realize that the support of the house was being transferred to the steel pier in one of two ways -- an angle bracket as shown in the literature and in some cases, a side mount plate with screws into the perimeter beam. it appeared to us that the side mount plate (and screws) was cracking the perimeter beam severely and under load could lose its "grip" on the perimeter beam. Further, it was being used too often and for the primarily purpose of saving time in installing the piers although the field foreman had an explanation for its use which was primarily to avoid having to deal with roots. This latter approach did not look like a very good way of supporting the house to us.
I contacted Dan and talked to him about the matter. Dan said he leaves the decision as to which support to use to his field supervisor who had been with them a long time. There was no negotiating on avoiding the use of this attachment even with the offer to pay more for avoiding its use. I was told this is the way we do it. At this point I disqualified Hargrave Custom even though their price was very attractive (second lowest bidder) and Dan and Russ were great to work with.
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Sunday: | Closed |
Monday: | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
Tuesday: | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
Wednesday: | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
Thursday: | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
Friday: | 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
Saturday: | Closed |