Foundation Repair · Solutions · Since 2011

Foundation Repair solutions that last.

Every method here is matched to the soil condition and the failure it exists to fix, not to whatever is easiest to sell. The evaluation and its measurements decide which one your home gets.

Southern California · Arizona · Nevada Since 2011

Let's take the first step toward solid ground.

A local specialist will evaluate your foundation, walk you through the findings, and send a clear estimate. No cost, no pressure.

Licensed Contractor
1,000+ Google Reviews
CA Lic. #983851 · AZ ROC #330307 · NV Lic. #0089738
All Solutions

Every foundation repair solution we install.

For foundation repair, Dalinghaus installs carbon fiber reinforcement, deep foundation systems, epoxy & polyurethane crack injection, foundation underpinning, grout injection (chemical grouting), helical deck piers, helical piers, i-beam wall bracing, and 5 more. Each page covers how the method works, the installation steps, and the warranty or written agreement that backs it, and a free evaluation determines which method your home actually needs.

Dalinghaus Foundation Repair worker injecting epoxy into a carbon fiber reinforced floor crack.

Carbon Fiber Reinforcement

Carbon fiber straps bond to a stressed foundation wall and refuse to stretch, so the wall that was slowly losing to soil pressure simply stops moving.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair crew on site, with an excavator and helical piers for new construction foundation stabilization.

Deep Foundation Systems

Deep foundation systems skip the surface soil entirely and stand your structure on strata that stopped moving long ago, with each element proving its capacity as it goes in.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair technician injecting polyurethane into a concrete slab crack with rusted rebar on a garage

Epoxy & Polyurethane Crack Injection

Epoxy welds a structural crack back into one piece; polyurethane chases water through a wet one and seals it shut. Choosing correctly between them is most of the repair.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair crew members excavating for foundation underpinning alongside a residential exterior brick

Foundation Underpinning

Underpinning does not patch a settling foundation, it reaches underneath and hands the load to soil that stopped moving long before your house was built.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair technician performing grout injection, also known as chemical grouting, at a house exterior.

Grout Injection (Chemical Grouting)

Chemical grouting injects grout directly into weak, loose ground, bonding the particles into a soil that can finally carry what sits on it, no excavation required.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair crew installing helical deck piers with a rotary drive head

Helical Deck Piers

Helical deck piers screw galvanized steel down past the surface clay that heaves and shrinks with the seasons, so your deck stands on ground that has stopped arguing with the weather.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair crew installing helical piers with a rotary drive head on a residential foundation in La Habra.

Helical Piers

Helical piers carry your home past the unstable clay to load bearing strata, and the torque reading on every pier proves it before we transfer a pound of weight.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair installing push piers with a hydraulic ram, for bowing concrete block walls with a stair-step

I-Beam Wall Bracing

I-beam bracing anchors vertical steel beams against a bowing wall from inside the structure, so the soil outside has to bend the beam before it moves the wall another fraction.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair drilling into a cracked concrete slab for polyjacking service.

Polyurethane Foam Injection

Expanding polyurethane foam fills the voids that let a house slab drop, then keeps expanding until the slab rides back up, without excavation and without adding weight to soil that already gave up once.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair installing steel pier foundation underpinning with foundation brackets and excavation.

Push Piers

Push piers borrow the weight of your home to press galvanized steel sections down through failing clay until they stand on soil that can actually hold, then hand the load back to the steel.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair team member operating DCP testing equipment for soil analysis.

Slab Piers

Slab piers reach through the concrete you walk on and stand it on soil deep enough to ignore the drought and rain cycles that let it drop.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair crew installing helical tieback anchors for a retaining wall, using a rotary drive head.

Tieback Anchors

A helical tieback screws through the wall and the pressure zone behind it into deep, stable ground, then holds the wall against a plate, with the installation torque proving the grip before any load goes on.

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Dalinghaus Foundation Repair crew preparing steel push piers, or wall anchors, for interior foundation repair in Santa Ana.

Wall Anchors

Wall anchors run steel rods from the stressed wall out to earth anchors set in stable soil, giving the wall something to hold onto besides hope, and giving us a way to pull it back over time.

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Why Choose Dalinghaus

Care and expertise from a team that's been doing this since 2011.

Dalinghaus Foundation Repair is locally owned and operated, with crews dedicated exclusively to foundation, concrete, and crawl space work across California, Arizona, and Nevada.

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Specialized expertise.

Foundation repair, concrete leveling, and crawl space repair are our entire focus. Not a sideline.

02
Locally owned since 2011.

More than 2,000 projects on the clay and desert soils of California, Arizona, and Nevada since 2011.

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Licensed in California, Arizona and Nevada.

CSLB License #983851 in California, ROC #330307 in Arizona, and License #0089738 in Nevada. Look us up with the state before we ever set foot on your property.

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Warrantied solutions.

Warranty terms come in writing with every proposal, and the terms that apply to your job are stated in that job's paperwork. Ask your project specialist during the free evaluation.

Brian Dalinghaus, co-founder of Dalinghaus Foundation Repair
Brian Dalinghaus CO-FOUNDER · SINCE 2011
Brad Dalinghaus, co-founder of Dalinghaus Foundation Repair
Brad Dalinghaus CO-FOUNDER · SINCE 2011
Our Process

Take the first step toward a healthy home.

A straightforward path from free evaluation to completed repairs.

Step 01

Schedule your free evaluation.

A local specialist visits your home, evaluates the foundation, and answers your questions on site. No cost, no obligation.

Step 02

Receive an estimate based on your needs.

We provide a clear, written estimate with a scope of work tailored to your home's specific issues.

Step 03

Get your repairs.

Our crews complete the work on schedule, with the findings and scope in writing from the first visit.

Customer Reviews

More than 1,000 Google reviews across our offices, averaging 4.9 stars.

A 4.9-star average across Google, with verified reviews from the homeowners we work for.

Free Evaluation

Start with a free evaluation.

Share a few details and a local specialist will follow up as soon as possible to set your evaluation.

What to expect
  • A local foundation specialist on site
  • A complete walk-through of the findings
  • A clear written estimate at no cost
  • No obligation, no pressure
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Southern California · Arizona · NevadaSince 2011
Dalinghaus Foundation Repair

Let's take the first step toward solid ground.

A local specialist will evaluate your foundation, walk you through the findings, and send a clear estimate. No cost, no pressure.

Licensed Contractor
1,000+ Google Reviews
CA Lic. #983851 · AZ ROC #330307 · NV Lic. #0089738