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Reliability. When you're looking for a company to repair your foundation, reliability is what matters. Reliability of the company, reliability of the repair and reliability of the warranty. Over 40 years of experience has perfected Ram Jack products to meet or exceed code requirements for commercial and residential applications.
Foundation Support
Using Helical Pier Driving Head
The Ram Jack helical pier driving head delivers power to long sections of piering for a faster installation and a stronger pier, while transferring loads from the existing foundation to a soil suitable for the load.
Our patented push pier lift system uses high carbon steel pilings that are driven vertically by 70,000 lbs. of hydraulic power to an average of 25 feet below the home to anchor the structure and prevent future settlement. When needed, a hydraulic pump uses a synchronized lift to raise the affected areas of the home simultaneously to maximum practical recovery.
New Construction
Using Helical Anchors
Let Ram Jack help you increase the value of a new home or building using helical anchors installed during construction, preventing downward settlement before it starts. By monitoring hydraulic pressures, anchors are load tested as they are installed.
Helical Anchors are easy and cost-effective to install. The capacity of each pile is accurately measured using installation torque and can be installed under any weather conditions. The fieldwork for a typical house can be done in one to two days.
Helical Anchors are a good choice if there are nearby or adjacent buildings inhibiting excavation. They are much safer than the traditional trenching method and won’t disturb the soil around the piers during installation, eliminating messy soil cleanup.
Interior Floor Support
Adjustable brackets, used with either block or helical piers, are designed to lift sagging interior floors at the load point. If necessary, these brackets can easily be adjusted to counteract any additional concrete block settling.
Traditional methods, using steel shims at the load point, create more structural stress and settling and may need to be reinstalled later.
Slab Support
Slab Support using Floor Slab Support
After installing helical anchors through the floor slab, the floor is raised mechanically and
supported on firm strata. Once the floor is raised,cement is added to provide equal support.
Ram Jack stands behind every job with a transferable Life of Structure Warranty on all Ram Jack residential foundation systems.
Slab Support using Pressure Grouting
Ram Jacks slab raising process forces a special cement/soil grout under the sunken
concrete and lifts it to its original position. Its faster, cleaner and a fraction of the cost
of replacement.
Bowed Basement Wall Support
Using Helical Anchor Support Systems and The Reinforcer® Carbon Fiber System
Helical anchors are commonly used in the repair of both retaining walls and basement walls, transferring tension loads from the existing foundation to a soil suitable for the load.
Ram Jack can also stabilize basement walls using The Reinforcer®, a 4-inch wide carbon fiber plate with structural epoxy. When the Reinforcer® is applied to foundations, it counteracts further outside pressure on the wall, taking the tension force or tensile load that the concrete or mortar joint cannot.
Elevating Homes
Our Products
Ram Jack’s patented helical anchors are much safer than the traditional trenching method that other companies employ and won’t disturb the soil around your house during installation, so there is no damage to your yard and no messy soil cleanup. Our helical anchors are cost-effective and can be installed quickly within one or two days, allowing us to complete your job faster and minimize any inconvenience.
The Process
Our installation process is minimally invasive and does not damage your yard. By monitoring hydraulic pressures, the helical anchors are load tested as they are installed. The capacity of each pile is accurately measured using installation torque and can be installed under most weather conditions. The field work for a typical house can be done in one or two days. The total project is typically completed in one or two weeks.
