All in One Structural Solutions (720) 380-9851
Stair-step crack in the brick above a house foundation
Helical pier turned into the ground beside a house footing
Steel wall anchor plates on a basement wall
Drain pipe and gravel in a trench along a foundation wall
House held on steel beams and cribbing above a new foundation
Finished foundation walls at a Denver home
Foundation repair · Denver + Front Range

The door sticks.The crack climbs.We fix what'sunderneath.

Helical piers, wall anchors, drainage and house lifting from a crew that has worked Denver soil for more than 25 years.

01 / The cause

Denver clay moves.

It swells when it is wet and shrinks when it dries. A house on it moves every season, and the doors and the brick show it first.

02 / Helical piers

Steel, down to soil that holds.

We turn piers down until they bear on stable ground, then tie the footing to them. Homes, commercial buildings and solar arrays.

03 / Wall anchors

Bowing walls pulled back.

A plate inside, an anchor out in firm soil, a rod between them. The wall stops moving in, and it stays put.

04 / Drainage

Water sent somewhere else.

Most wall trouble starts with water against the foundation. We find where it collects and pipe it away from the house.

05 / House lifting

Back to level.

We lift settled homes back to level, even ones that dropped more than 16 inches. Then the door closes the way it used to.

4.7
15 Google reviews
25+
years licensed in the City of Denver
52
general contractors on the call list
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How the repair works

What is under your house.

A house in Denver sits on clay that changes size with the weather. The fix is not filling the crack. The fix is carrying the house on ground that does not move, and keeping water away from it.

HOUSE BASEMENT FOOTING 1 · EXPANSIVE CLAY SWELLS WET / SHRINKS DRY 2 · HELICAL PIER TO BEARING SOIL 3 · WALL ANCHOR 4 · PERIMETER DRAIN DEPTH VARIES WE GO UNTIL IT HOLDS TOPSOIL CLAY SAND + GRAVEL STABLE BEARING SOIL
1 · Expansive clayWet clay swells and lifts. Dry clay shrinks and drops. That is the movement you feel in the doors.
2 · Helical pierA steel shaft turned down past the clay to firm soil. A bracket carries the footing on it.
3 · Wall anchorA plate on the inside wall, an anchor in firm soil outside, a rod between. The wall comes back.
4 · Perimeter drainPipe in washed gravel takes the water away before it can push on the wall again.
What we do

One crew for the whole structure.

From a hairline crack to a brand-new foundation. We find what is moving, fix the cause, and leave the house level.

Foundation opened up for repair under a brick house
01

Foundation repair

Cracked foundations, settling corners and failing footings, repaired for good.

Helical pier being turned into the ground
02

Helical piers

Residential, commercial and solar piers, plus tie-back systems for retaining loads.

House on steel beams and cribbing during a lift
03

House lifting

Settled homes brought back to level, even after more than 16 inches of movement.

Wall anchor plates on a basement wall
04

Wall anchors

Bowing and leaning basement walls stopped and pulled back. Counterforts where they fit.

Channel drain set in a concrete slab
05

Drainage

We find where water hits the foundation wall and build a drain that moves it away.

New foundation walls poured for a home addition
06

New foundations

Additions, pop tops and complete new foundations, built by the crew that repairs the bad ones.

Worth a call

The house tells you first.

None of these mean the sky is falling. All of them mean something under the house moved. It costs less to look early.

01Doors that stick or will not latch
02Stair-step cracks in brick or drywall
03A basement wall bowing in
04Gaps at windows and trim
05Floors that slope
06Water standing against the foundation
Recent work

Denver metro, job by job.

Houses, commercial buildings and the flat work around them. Every photo below is a real All in One job.

New foundation walls poured beside an older home
New foundation · addition
Excavation under a brick house foundation
Foundation opened up
Crew placing concrete with a track buggy
Pour day
Formed footings on a commercial site
Formed footings
Slab opened and lifted with a chain hoist
Slab section lifted out
Rebar and vapor barrier ready for concrete
Rebar and vapor barrier
Brick wall opened for structural work
Structural brick work
All in One truck and track loader at a job
Our crew on site
Commercial concrete work under a bridge structure
Commercial concrete
New concrete steps and porch at a brick home
Steps and porch
Finished stamped concrete patio
Patio flat work
Crew removing broken concrete with a track loader
Demo and haul-off
What people say

Owners, and the contractors who call us.

A 4.7 rating on Google, and a call list of 52 general contractors who send us their foundation work.

4.7 15 reviews on Google Read them →
Finished basement room after the slab was replaced

“A water line broke under our basement slab and the floor dropped about six inches. Luke gave us a quote that was very reasonable, kept me informed, and finished for the quoted amount, on time.”

Dwon Lewis · Google review
New concrete walkway graded away from a house

“I am a general contractor. He takes the time to make sure grade is met with flat work so there is no negative drainage. He is going to do the job right the first time on every project.”

Chaz Krueger · general contractor
Steel building frame on a new commercial slab

“Does what he says, reasonably priced. Would recommend and use again.”

Anthony Acosta · Google review
Finished garage floor slab

“Professional, timely, competitively priced and great work. We needed our garage floor replaced. He took care of the whole process, and his pricing was upfront and transparent.”

Carl Koelbel · Google review
Commercial concrete work in progress

“I am a general contractor in the south Denver metro and I have worked with them for over eight years. Large and small, residential and commercial, all of it went beautifully.”

Glen Blair · general contractor
Interior footing poured inside a building

“Another company poured a foundation at a job and did a bad job. Luke came and fixed the foundation beautifully, with no issues.”

Ken · Google review
Why us

One of Denver's oldest foundation crews.

Licensed in the City of Denver for more than 25 years, and in every city and county along the Front Range. Most of our calls come from people we already worked for, or the contractors who work beside us.

  • Denver
  • Arvada
  • Golden
  • Boulder
  • The Front Range
0Years licensed in Denver
0Google rating
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