Foundation Replacement on the Western Slope & Roaring Fork Valley
When damage is too extensive to repair, we replace the foundation — stabilizing the home, excavating the failed structure, and installing a new poured concrete foundation with waterproofing and drainage built in.
For over 40 years we have worked on foundations from Grand Junction to Vail, and we know how expansive clay soils and swings in moisture stress them. Soil shifting, settling, and water infiltration cause cracking, bowing walls, and structural instability.
Most of those problems are repairable. When they are not — when the concrete itself has deteriorated or the damage is too widespread to stabilize — replacement is the honest answer, and we will tell you so.
Severe foundation cracking
Sinking or settling foundations
Bowing or buckling walls
Extensive water damage
Aging or deteriorating concrete
Poor initial construction
Drag the handle to compare the home lifted on cribbing with the new foundation walls in place.
BeforeAfter
Why homeowners choose us for replacement
A systemized process that minimizes disruption
Crews trained and supported by Foundation Supportworks
Advanced, patented, warrantied products
Permits and local code compliance handled for you
Engineering expertise brought in when required
Clear communication from consultation to final walkthrough
Before and after of a farmhouse foundation replacement — the home lifted on cribbing over the old foundation, and the new foundation walls waterproofed and backfilled
Key takeaways
When damage is too extensive to repair, we replace the foundation — stabilizing the home, excavating the failed structure, and installing a new poured concrete foundation with waterproofing and drainage built in.
A systemized process that minimizes disruption
Crews trained and supported by Foundation Supportworks
Advanced, patented, warrantied products
Free on-site inspection, written fixed price, and warrantied installation by our own crews.
Recent project photos
Side-by-side foundation replacement — house lifted on cribbing, new foundation walls built inNew foundation walls formed and poured after a full replacementFailing foundation wall removed and rebuilt by our crewStair-step brick cracking caused by a failing footingStructural support set during a foundation rebuildTree roots drying soil and cracking a foundation wall
Our Foundation Replacement Process
01
Free inspection & evaluation
We assess cracks, settlement, water damage, and bowing, and evaluate the soil conditions around the property so the plan fits the site.
02
Customized replacement plan
You get a written scope, the recommended solution, and a timeline — partial replacement, complete replacement, or targeted repairs.
03
Home stabilization & excavation
We stabilize the structure to prevent shifting during the work, then carefully excavate and remove the damaged foundation.
04
Foundation installation
The new foundation goes in using Supportworks systems and materials engineered for shifting soils and water infiltration.
05
Waterproofing & drainage
We install waterproofing and drainage tailored to the site so seasonal moisture cannot undermine the new foundation.
06
Final inspection & clean-up
We verify the work meets local regulations, restore the site, and hand over your written warranty.
We perform foundation replacement throughout Mesa, Garfield, Pitkin, and Eagle counties. Choose your town for local soil conditions, permitting notes, and ZIP codes we cover.
Most residential replacements run one to three weeks depending on size, access, and weather. Our systemized process is often significantly faster than typical timelines.
Do we have to move out?
Many homeowners stay in the home during a partial replacement. Complete replacements usually require temporary relocation while the structure is supported and the foundation is out.
Do you handle permits?
Yes. We manage permitting and ensure the project meets local regulations, bringing in engineering when the jurisdiction requires it.
