From our Facebook Page...
Load moreWe are continuing to work with homeowners and engineers on assessments of their foundations through out the weekend.
However - Friday we received our first approved permit to start work on the first post-quake repair job!!!
We anticipate running 2-3 of these jobs at a time for as long as needed.
Please educate us that don’t understand. This looks like a piling bolted to a wall. What am I seeing and how does it work?
We are receiving many calls from people whose homes sustained foundation damage in the recent earthquake. We've written a comprehensive post on our website to assist you in understanding the process of having us repair foundation damage.
Please take a look or share with anyone you know with foundation issues. tmpalaska.com/2018/12/06/earthquake-damage/
The best way to contact us is via email: dave@tmpalaska.com
Our Anchorage and Homer crews are ready to assist in the repairs and we are poised to run 2-3 repair jobs simultaneously with our partners.
Olivia Mucha
Craig Jackson
Brent Lowen
That's cool
Pearl Ferguson
So you only do foundations, right? Or do you do support beams inside the home?
Hingle McCringleberry
John Jon Rendulic
Just go drive around jewel lake area...
Eagle services is way better!!
Thanks for the info.
Steven Vial
Un related to the home damage but how much per foot and per pole do you charge I’m thinking of extending my deck I live in a soft spot
Skai Sneed
You guys rick. Nice info...
Cool
Aaron Stribling
That is who we use on all are decks .
A happy Halloween performance from the brilliant EM-1and everyone at TMP AK!!!!
Our EM2 (installation equipment) dances to the rhythm of Thriller by Michael Jackson. Happy Halloween! www.technometalpost.comJeff and Tim setting another 10' helical pier with the mighty R2D. This one is fitted with a single 18" wide helix for a new house foundation in the swamp in Homer...
When you have really bad soils, we just use a larger helix to support the loads. Our diverse stock of piers allows us to provide the most cost efficient helical pier to support your project.
Another job replacing a failed deck foundation. This one was heaving and the owners finaly opted to have us install new helical piers that will not heave - guarenteed.
Our small R2D machine was able to easly sneak the new deck foundation under this existing deck.
Monthly Archives: June 2012
Installing a post under an existing house
A few weeks ago we were called to install some posts for an addition off Kachemak Drive in Homer. We installed 5 P2’s for the approximate 10 x 10 addition in just a few hours. The General Contractor was going … Continue reading
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Rocks, rocks and more rocks in Nikiski
We are getting busier and working in new areas where we are encountering different site conditions and installation challenges. On a recent job along the shores of Daniels Lake north of Nikiski, we encountered some very rocky soils. The owner … Continue reading
Using Techno Metal Post Alaska to save a failing cabin foundation
We have had a great start to the summer season thus far. Along with our normal jobs for new decks and small additions; we have been getting quite a few calls from clients where their existing foundation is failing. Techno … Continue reading
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