Common causes we check
- Rotted, crushed or shifted posts
- Settled or cracked pier blocks
- Beams sagging between widely spaced posts
- Supports removed or altered during remodeling
- Moisture damage to framing
How we measure
We measure floor elevations across the affected rooms to see where the low point is and how far it drops. Paired with what we find in the crawl space, that tells us which supports to address and gives you a before-and-after record of the improvement.
What leveling involves
Repairing or adding posts, piers and beams where they're needed and adjusting them gradually. Where concrete is involved, see foundation repairs in Vancouver.
What affects the cost in Vancouver
- Extent and cause of the slope
- Supports, beams and piers involved
- Remodel-related changes
- Access around ducts and plumbing
- Engineering, if needed
Questions to ask
What's causing the slope? How much can it be improved without damaging finishes? Will the repair stop further movement? Does it need a permit? Clear answers set the right expectations before any work starts.
Questions from Vancouver homeowners
My floor started sloping after a kitchen remodel. Could that be related?
Yes — remodels sometimes move loads or remove supports. We'll look.
How long does leveling take?
Depends on scope. We'll tell you with the estimate.
How do I get an estimate?
Getting started is easy. Call or text (360) 470-4956, or fill out the form on this page. We'll learn what's going on beneath your home, schedule a time to take a look, and give you a straightforward floor leveling estimate.