Push Piers & Helical Piers for Foundation Repair
Foundation Masters designs, manufactures, and installs push pier and helical pier systems as part of our engineered foundation repair services throughout Florida.
We do not sell standalone products online. Our pier systems are installed as part of professional foundation stabilization and structural repair projects. Whether a structure is experiencing settlement, cracking, wall separation, or floor movement, our team evaluates the conditions and determines the proper deep foundation system for long-term performance.
Push piers and helical piers are reliable systems used to stabilize and support settling structures. The right system depends on structure weight, soil conditions, access, and engineering requirements. Foundation Masters provides both systems and determines which solution is best for the project.
Push Pier Options
Push piers, also called resistance piers, are steel underpinning systems hydraulically advanced into the ground until they reach competent load-bearing strata. Because installation uses the weight of the structure as resistance, push piers are commonly used on heavier buildings where settlement has already occurred.
Push pier systems are often selected for:
- Residential foundation settlement
- Commercial building stabilization
- Cracked walls and structural separation
- Floor elevation correction
- Long-term underpinning support
FM-PP25 Push Pier System
FM-PP30 Push Pier System
FM-PP45 Push Pier System
FM-PP100 Push Pier System
Helical Pier Applications
Helical piers are deep foundation elements with one or more helical bearing plates welded to a steel shaft. These systems are installed by rotating them into the ground using hydraulic equipment until the required torque and design capacity are achieved. Helical piers are commonly used for lighter structures, additions, new construction, and projects where torque-correlated installation data is preferred.
Helical piers are often selected for:
- Light to medium structural loads
- New construction support
- Additions and porches
- Limited-access projects
- Sites requiring engineered capacity verification
Choosing the Right System
The choice between push piers and helical piers depends on structure weight, soil conditions, access limitations, and whether the project involves repair of an existing structure or support for new construction. Heavier structures with active settlement are often stronger candidates for push piers, while lighter structures or new builds may be better suited for helical piers.
Foundation Masters evaluates each site individually and designs the appropriate system based on structural demands and subsurface conditions. Our approach is engineering-driven and based on the actual cause of movement.
Technical References
For additional technical information on deep foundation systems, pile design, and steel piling performance, see the following engineering references:
- FHWA Design and Construction of Driven Pile Foundations
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Design of Pile Foundations
- NIST – Corrosion of Steel Pilings in Soils
Foundation Repair in Florida
Foundation Masters provides foundation stabilization systems for residential, commercial, and specialty structural projects across Florida. Our work includes underpinning, structural reinforcement, settlement correction, and deep foundation solutions designed for long-term performance.
Because we design, manufacture, and install our own systems, we maintain control over quality and installation standards from start to finish.
Request a Foundation Evaluation
If your structure is showing signs of settlement, cracking, movement, or unstable support conditions, Foundation Masters can determine whether push piers, helical piers, or another structural solution is the right fit for your project.
Contact Foundation Masters today to schedule a foundation evaluation.



