Serving Park City, UT
Foundation Repair in Park City and the Heber Valley, UT
Poly-Lift repairs settled foundations in Park City, Heber City and Midway with push piers and helical piles. Our crew travels from Logan and gives you an exact price after a free on-site estimate.
Mountain lots near 7,000 feet
Park City sits near 7,000 feet, where winters run longer and frost reaches deeper than on the Wasatch Front. Each spring the snowpack melts off roofs and slopes and soaks the soil right beside the footings, and ground that freezes, thaws and stays wet for weeks can soften and shift under a foundation.
Many homes around Park City, Jeremy Ranch and Pinebrook are built on hillside or bench lots, with a level pad cut or filled into the slope. When the fill compresses or the downhill side settles, the fix is to set piers to depth, below the problem soil, and carry the house on steel instead of on that ground.
Heber City and Midway, over the pass
Heber City and Midway sit just over the pass from Park City on US-40, so we cover the Heber Valley on the same trips. Homes in the valley get the same free assessment and the same pier options.
Second homes and property managers
Plenty of homes here are second homes or rentals, and the owner is not always in town. We can work with you or your property manager on access, scheduling and updates, and whoever is staying in the house can stay put while we install the piers.
How we schedule Park City work
Poly-Lift is based in Logan, so we schedule Park City and Heber Valley jobs as grouped trips rather than daily runs. We line up estimates and installs in the area for the same stretch of days.
Signs worth a look after a mountain winter include a door that starts to stick, a new stair-step crack in block or brick, or a floor that slopes toward the downhill side.
What we do in Park City
One local crew for settled foundations and the sunken concrete around them. Every job starts with a free on-site look and an exact price before any work begins.
Foundation Repair
Find what moved and why, then hold the home on steel set below the soft mountain soil.
Push Piering
Piers pressed down one at a time to solid ground, each load-tested against the weight of the house.
Helical Piles
Steel screw piles set to an engineer's depth for hillside homes and ground that cannot carry the load.
Areas we serve near Park City
Cities
Park City, Snyderville, Kimball Junction, Jeremy Ranch, Pinebrook, Kamas, Heber City, Midway
Park City FAQ
Can I stay in my Park City home during foundation repair?
Yes. You, your family or your guests can stay in the home the whole time we install piers along the foundation.
What does push pier foundation repair cost in Park City and Heber?
For an average home, push pier foundation repair typically runs between $10,000 and $20,000, and we give you the exact figure after a free on-site assessment.
How long does foundation repair take?
Most foundation jobs are finished in one to two days. Bigger homes or more piers can stretch a job to as many as five days.
Does homeowners insurance cover foundation repair?
Usually not. Most homeowners policies treat settling as maintenance and exclude it. Coverage sometimes applies when a sudden event such as a burst pipe or flood caused the damage, so it is worth a call to your agent. If it is not covered, financing is available.
Can you work with my property manager if I am not in town?
Yes. For second homes and rentals, we can coordinate the estimate, access and scheduling with your property manager and keep you updated while the work is done.
What customers say
Have used polylift to lift a foundation and a concrete floor. Did great work at both and reasonably priced. Will definitely work with them again if I need concrete lifting services.
Free estimates across Park City
One local crew, an exact price up front, and work that is usually done in a day.