Arkansas House Levelers Inc.

Description of Work: dug piers, poured concret, leveled my house. He fixed my problem,

Description of Work: Marty came over and crawled under my house to assess the water damage and what needed to be done.

Description of Work: Dug footings, poured concrete base for piers, installed beams. Interior floors were leveled as a result. Very pleasant to deal with and very professional.

Description of Work: 2009--Leveled and added new piers to unsound Stifft Station home. 2014--Inspected rental property near Greers Ferry Lake and found it was structurally sound. Cost above was for 2009. No charge for driving 140 miles and inspecting my rental property.

Description of Work: Installed 2 piers and beam. Replaced water-damaged joists, sill and plate. Sagging kitchen floor now rock-solid. Work performed as promised as to time frame and results with no "unforeseen" problems. Very satisfied with Marty, Sam and rest of crew.

Description of Work: AR House Levelers added additional foundation / structural support in the form of piers & beams in the crawlspace. Stabilizing load bearing walls and stabilization from tornado activity were the focus. Previous home owners had installed a floor to ceiling faux rock fireplace without consideration of floor load on the existing joist structure. Idiots. This was remedied. Marty is an easy contractor to communicate with.

Description of Work: They poured concrete footers under my house and added a beam to support the floor joist.

Description of Work: Marty came and inspected my foundation for me. I was quite concerned because of some new cracks in a stone wall of the house and front porch as I had recently located a long time leak in the plumbing under the kitchen sink.

Description of Work: Estimated repair work on the foundation of our residence.

Description of Work: Stabilized the floors under two rooms using a beam the length of the shaky area and 5 piers.

Description of Work: I used Arkansas House Levelers Inc to level my entire house as well as install pier and beam supports.

Description of Work: We called them out as an alternate estimate for bracing under the house with two more beams.

Description of Work: My house was built in the 1940s, and the pier and beam foundation was sagging in the middle. I needed to have the foundation leveled out.

Description of Work: Although our large two-story house is only about 13 years old, the staircase was not adequately supported by the number and location of the original footings and piers. As a result, certain floors and doors had begun to sag, a condition our house inspector identified when we bought the house in Nov 2011. We found Arkansas House Levelers on Angie's List. Impressed with others' experiences with the company, we invited AHL (Marty and his father, Sam) to assess our needs and propose a fix. They kept the appointment right on time and we were immediately taken with their polite and professional (and obviously very experienced) approach to diagnosing our problem. Our house is built on shale, fill, and bedrock and the crawl space is low, but that didn't daunt Marty in the least as he dove under the house to inspect the situation. The proposal was to dig out (to a depth of 12") and pour six new 2' x 2' concrete footings and build six new piers, install some 17' feet of beam, and, shimming with steel where needed, raise the affected parts of the house to level. Marty estimated that the work would take four days, cost $5600, and that's exactly what happened. Marty, Sam, and two other men were always on time, always hard at work, and finished the job exactly as promised. They left no clutter, trash, or waste concrete. Except for the new piers and beams they installed with great precision, you'd never know they'd even visited.

Description of Work: Replaced sections of floor joist that had water damage from front porch drainage issue. Being on a steep hill, the joist being replaced were at least 10-12 feet above the unlevel ground.

Description of Work: Marty was quick to respond to my call for an estimate. I had another company look and they seemed to be wanting to do all this "extra" stuff that nobody else seemed to mention. Marty was very upfront with what all needed to be done to correct my problems and put my house back to where it needed to be. Once he quoted me an estimate and began the job he ran into a couple of extra problems but only charged me what he originally quoted. I was unable to be at home during the actual process of the leveling but my parents were here the whole time. He was able to correct all of my issues and I could immediately tell a difference in my floors. He placed a beam under my living room to which there wasn't ever one there. This alone solved my whole "shaky" issue in my living room. When my husband and I bought our house 5 years ago we knew then it needed leveled and just haven't had the time or the "extra" money to have it done. Had I known of Arkansas House Levelers 5 years ago and known just how reasonable it was to have it done I would have done it then. I can only hope and pray that I will never NEED their services again but if I do, they will forever be in my phone book of who to call. I would HIGHLY recommend them to anyone. I am sure that, like everyone else, Marty loves making money, but it is obvious that he takes great pride in his work and not only wants the customer satisfied, he himself wants to be satisfied with a job well done.

Description of Work: I had cracks in my walls, not just on seams, that were getting bigger. I also was having doors such as my front door and closet doors that would not close without lifting up on them or pushing down. A year earlier a different company had looked at these issues (which weren't quite as bad) from the perspective of the foundation and didn't see where there was anything to do at that point. AR House Levelers looked at my issues from a different perspective - from the middle of the house. They used a measuring tape and level and determined where the weight needed more support, then added supports under the house and changed wood on existing supports to steel, picking the middle back up to close the cracks. I was very impressed. It took just part of each of three days and we stayed in the house, had no mess, etc. as all the work was done in the crawl space. Afterwards one support had to be moved due to the space needed by my air/heating company to get into a unit. I was warned that this could be an issue and when it was, the problem was fixed immediately (the next morning). This was all very different from what I had heard about having foundations repaired.