Start With Measurements
Elevation readings and structural observations help identify where support has changed and whether correction is appropriate.
Different Foundations, Different Work
Slab foundations and pier-and-beam foundations respond differently to support changes. The repair method should match the foundation system.
Controlled Movement Matters
Fast or excessive adjustment can stress drywall, tile, plumbing, framing, and other building components. Correction should be planned around how the structure is likely to respond.
After the Structural Work
Some cosmetic or finish repairs are best evaluated after structural correction is complete and the building has responded to the new support condition.