Sloping and Uneven Floors

One sign of foundation failure is sloping and uneven floors. This structural defect can be obvious, and in some cases very difficult to spot. The best way to test your floors is to place a ball on the floor to see if it rolls or use a level to check the slope of the surface.

If these tests show the floor is uneven, contact the professionals at Airlift Concrete Experts.

Sloping and uneven floors could be a serious sign of foundation problems that need immediate attention. At Airlift Concrete Experts, we can inspect your foundation and determine the cause of your foundation settlement. We are trained foundation repair experts, serving residents in the Arkansas area.

Causes of Sloping Floors

What are the causes this problem? There are many factors that need to be checked out before determining the cause of uneven and sloping floors. The most common causes are due to the following:

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  • Foundation problems
  • Deteriorating or damaged wood supports, floor sills, or girder
  • Poorly installed joists and sub-floors
  • Poor drainage
  • Aging home
  • Initial and continuing settlement
  • Poor workmanship
  • Aging wood
  • Excessive moisture leading to wood rot
  • Insect damage
  • Support posts spaced too far apart
  • Poorly constructed home

Additional Signs You May Have Foundation Failure

Foundation problems cause other issues in addition to problems with your floors. Look for additional signs, such as:

Push Piers are a foundation repair solution used for various foundation problems such as sloping and uneven floors.

If you have any of these signs, give us a call immediately. Ignoring these warning signs will make foundation problems get worse over time, taking more time and money to make the needed repairs.

Solutions for Sloping and Uneven Floors in Arkansas

At Airlift Concrete Experts, we use the latest foundation repair products to stabilize, level, and support your sloping and uneven floors.

Pier and beam leveling repairs sloping and uneven floors caused by architectural defects, wood rot, and other issues. This repair method involves hydraulic jacks that lift the interior floors back to normal. Sloping and uneven floors can be a result of weak floor joists or other crawl space problems.

If you have a sloping and uneven floor in Arkansas, contact the experts at Airlift Concrete Experts. We’ll inspect your floors and locate the culprit. We offer free consultations, so give us a call or fill out the form to the right to schedule an appointment.

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