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What Are Helical Piers?

Helical piers, also known as screw piles, are steel shafts with helical plates that screw into the ground to stabilize foundations. Ideal for Wisconsin’s varying soils, they transfer home weight to stable bedrock or load-bearing strata, preventing settlement.

Helical Piers

Screw-like design for easy installation without heavy excavation. Suitable for new constructions, decks, and existing homes.

Push Piers

Driven using the building's weight as counterforce, then grouted for added strength. Best for severe settlement in expansive soils.

Features and benefits

Durability

Resist soil movement from moisture changes, common in Wisconsin's clay-rich areas.

Minimal Disruption

Installed with hydraulic equipment; no major digging or curing time.

Versatile Applications

Support foundations, patios, hot tubs, and prefab buildings.

Cost-Effective

Affordable for repairs and new builds; prevents costly future damage.

Permanent Solution

Locked to brackets for long-term stability, raising homes to original levels.

Why Choose The Mudjackers for Helical Piers in Wisconsin?

As Wisconsin’s trusted foundation experts since [year], The Mudjackers is fully insured, BBB-accredited, and a member of the Wisconsin Association of Foundation Repair Professionals. We serve areas like Waukesha, Milwaukee, Kenosha, and Racine with free estimates, advanced hydraulic systems, and 5000 psi grout for superior results. Our local knowledge of Wisconsin soils ensures precise, reliable installations. Call 800-262-7584 or schedule online.

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frequently asked questions

What are helical piers and how do they work in Wisconsin homes?

Helical piers are screw-shaped steel supports installed hydraulically into stable soil or bedrock. In Wisconsin, they counter expansive clays and moisture fluctuations, transferring weight to prevent foundation settling.

Costs vary by home size and soil conditions, typically $1,500–$3,000 per pier. Contact The Mudjackers in Waukesha for a free quote tailored to your location.

Helical piers install faster with less vibration, ideal for light structures. Push piers suit heavier loads. Our experts assess your Wisconsin property to recommend the best.

Most jobs complete in 1–3 days, depending on access and number of piers. Minimal downtime for homes in Milwaukee or Waukesha areas.