advanced work · 1000 block of S Lauderdale St, South Memphis, Memphis, TN 38126 (residential)
Relevel a settled pier-and-beam foundation under a home on the 1000 block of S Lauderdale St, South Memphis.
Fund it for $880. Proof lands onchain when it's done.
$880 proposed
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What the work involvesMemphis's shifting clay soil settles the brick piers under this block's older pier-and-beam shotgun houses unevenly, sloping floors and racking door and window frames; releveling the piers is the structural repair everything else on the house depends on.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- hydraulic floor jacks rated to the structural load
- laser level / string line + floor-elevation survey tape
- pressure-treated shims and/or new concrete/steel piers per engineer spec
- moisture meter (source-control check before closing the work)
- camera + tablet for the elevation survey and photo log
Steps
- 1. Verify the licensed foundation-repair contractor's structural plan and permit; photograph the crawlspace access, existing piers/beams, and any moisture source (standing water, plumbing leak, poor grading) before work.
- 2. Run a floor-elevation survey (laser level grid) and mark the low points against the structural plan; record every reading.
- 3. The licensed crew sets jacks, relevels beams to the plan's target elevation, and replaces or shims piers per the engineer's spec -- never load beyond the rated jack capacity.
- 4. Correct the moisture source found in step 1 (grading, downspout redirect, or vapor barrier per the crawlspace's condition) so the releveling isn't undone by the next wet season.
- 5. Re-survey the floor elevation to confirm it meets the plan's target, verify door/window operation upstairs, and photograph the finished piers/beams and crawlspace.
- 6. Pass the local building-permit inspection where required; enter the before/after elevation survey, permit reference, and photos into the proof record; sign it.
What counts as done
- Before/after floor-elevation survey showing the low points corrected
- Photo documentation of piers/beams before and after
- Permit inspection pass reference where required
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