Park Range Construction

Foundation problems can be intimidating, but Park Range Construction makes the repair process straightforward and reliable. We specialize in installing helical piers, micropiles, and steel resistance piers to stabilize and lift settled foundations. Our team first conducts a thorough inspection to determine the root cause of the issue, whether it's soil movement, poor compaction, or water damage. Then we design a custom support plan using proven engineering principles. Helical piers are screwed d...

Uneven or bouncing floors are often signs of structural weakness in floor joists or support beams. Park Range Construction offers the patented Ranger Floor System, a revolutionary method for strengthening and leveling structural floors from below without removing your finished surfaces. This system uses a network of steel channels and adjustable bearing plates that attach directly to your existing floor joists, then transfers the load to new or existing foundation walls. The process is minimally...

Helical piers are one of the most versatile foundation solutions available, and Park Range Construction is a certified installer with decades of expertise in Denver. These screw-like steel shafts are advanced into the soil using hydraulic torque motors until they reach competent load-bearing strata. They provide immediate support for both residential and commercial structures, making them ideal for new construction, foundation underpinning, or retrofitting existing foundations. We also install h...

Cracked walls, sticking doors, and sloping floors often point to a foundation that has settled or shifted. We start with a thorough inspection to find the root cause, whether that is soil movement, poor compaction, or water damage, and then design a support plan around what we find. Our crews serve homeowners, property managers, and general contractors across Denver, and we handle each repair with minimal disruption to your landscape and daily routine. Every step is documented, and we provide lo...

Helical piers are steel shafts with screw-like plates that we advance into the soil with hydraulic torque motors until they reach firm, load-bearing ground. Because they install with very little vibration, they work well on tight Denver lots and near sensitive neighboring structures. We monitor installation torque in real time, since it tells us the pier's load capacity, and we check the design against geotechnical data before the first pier goes in. Whether you need a few piers under a sinking...

Structural problems rarely stay small, so it helps to work with a contractor who handles the engineering and the construction under one roof. We are a licensed, insured, and bondable general contractor focused on saving homes and commercial buildings from structural failure. Our work ranges from underpinning and drainage fixes to the patented Ranger Floor System, and when intrusive testing is needed, our team can provide expert witness testimony. We give you an honest assessment of what is faili...

Micropiles are small-diameter, deep foundation elements that we install where access is tight or the load requirements are high. Their compact equipment lets us work in backyards, crawl spaces, and existing structures where larger rigs cannot reach. We are certified installers of Magnum Geosolutions and Earth Contact Products piers, so the components and installation methods meet manufacturer standards. Each micropile project begins with a site evaluation and a design matched to the soil conditi...

Steel resistance piers are driven down in sections until they reach bedrock or another stable layer beneath the footing. The structure itself provides the reaction force, so the installation can stabilize and lift settled foundations with careful, gradual pressure. We use these piers when the soil below a home or commercial building is no longer carrying the weight it was built for. Each pier is installed and recorded so you have a clear picture of the work, and we pair the support with drainage...

Underpinning strengthens an existing footing by extending it down to more reliable soil or bedrock. We do this in stages so the building stays supported at every point during the work. It is a practical choice for older Denver homes, additions, or buildings where the original foundation is too shallow or has begun to settle. Our process starts with an inspection to find the cause of the movement, followed by an engineered plan that addresses it. We keep disruption to your daily life low and fini...

Tiebacks and shoring hold soil and structures in place when the ground needs to be restrained, such as beside a retaining wall, along a hillside, or next to an excavation. We install helical anchors that carry the load into stable soil behind the wall or slope, giving the earth a secure point to push against. Each job starts with a geotechnical analysis to set the anchor spacing and capacity. We also work on seawalls and similar structures. As a licensed general contractor, we make sure the inst...

The building envelope is the outer shell of a structure, and when water gets past it, the damage often shows up in the framing, floors, and foundation. We look for the moisture source first, whether that is a failed wall assembly, poor flashing, or grading that sends runoff toward the building. Once the source is identified, we repair the envelope so the structural work we do underneath stays dry and lasts. Our projects cover both homes and commercial buildings in Denver. If you suspect water is...