CHANCE® Helical Piers
Steel helix plates torqued down past the moving clay into stable soil. Capacity is verified on every pier, and they carry load immediately.
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Family-owned · Oklahoma City · Est. 1982
Oklahoma's Steel Pier Foundation Experts Since 1982
Oklahoma's clay soil never stops moving. We anchor your home below it with CHANCE® helical piers and Atlas Resistance® piers — a permanent fix, not a patch.
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- Since 1982
- Licensed & Insured
- Authorized CHANCE® & Atlas® Installer
- Warranties Offered
“Price is Important but not as Important as Quality, Value and our Reputation”
Warning signs
Is your foundation trying to tell you something?
Foundation trouble rarely shows up all at once. If you're noticing any of these around your home, it's worth a free look.
Slab settlement
Sections of the floor or patio dropping below the rest.
Foundation cracks
Visible cracks in the slab, stem wall, or beam.
Brick separation
Stair-step cracks or gaps around windows and corners.
Drywall cracks
Diagonal cracks running from door and window corners.
Sticking doors & windows
Doors that rub, won't latch, or windows that bind.
Sloping floors
Floors that feel uneven or a ball that rolls on its own.
Our systems
Two proven steel pier systems. One right answer for your home.
Atlas Resistance® Piers
Steel piers hydraulically driven to load-bearing strata using your home's own weight — then the structure is lifted and stabilized.
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Why Oklahoma foundations move
Our clay swells, shrinks, and shoves. Your foundation feels every bit of it.
Central Oklahoma sits on highly plastic, expansive clay. A wet spring makes it swell; a dry August makes it shrink and pull away. Add the area's increased seismic activity and you get foundations that heave, settle, and crack.
Read about Oklahoma foundation problemsWhy choose Atlas
The kind of contractor you'd recommend to your neighbor.
Honest answers
We tell you what your foundation actually needs — and when it doesn't need anything.
Verified capacity
Every pier is measured as it's installed, so support isn't a guess.
40+ years in Oklahoma
We've worked on this clay since 1982. We know how it behaves.
We stand behind it
Licensed, insured, and warranties on our pier work.
Service area
Foundation repair in OKC, Tulsa — and all of Oklahoma.
Based in Oklahoma City, we serve homeowners, builders, and engineers across the state.
FAQ
Common questions from Oklahoma homeowners
Are helical piers right for Oklahoma clay soil?
In most cases, yes. Our red clay swells when it's wet and shrinks when it's dry, and that movement happens in the upper layers of soil. Helical piers are screwed down through that active zone into firmer, stable soil below, so your home stops riding the clay up and down.
Can steel piers fix settlement caused by drought?
Yes. Drought shrinks the clay and lets part of a foundation drop. By transferring the weight to piers that bear on stable soil or rock beneath the dry zone, we can stabilize the foundation and, in many cases, lift it back toward its original position.
Are helical piers used for new construction?
Absolutely. Builders and engineers use them for slabs, home additions, porches and decks, garages, columns, and retaining walls. They carry load the moment they're installed, so there's no waiting on concrete to cure.
How do you verify the load capacity of each pier?
With helical piers, we monitor installation torque on every pier — torque correlates directly to load capacity, so each one is confirmed as it goes in. With Atlas Resistance® Piers, each pier is driven to refusal and the hydraulic pressure is recorded, giving a measured support value for every location.
44+ years of straight answers. Let's talk about yours.
Free inspection and a straight answer — even if the answer is that you don't need us.