The King Piers System

Kansas City’s trusted solution for sinking foundations.

Engineered to lift. Built to last.

Trusted by 20K+ homeowners across the Kansas City Metro

For homeowners searching for expert foundation repair in Kansas City, the King Piers System offers a proven engineering solution.

Is the King Piers System Right for Your Home?

Not every foundation problem requires piers — and that’s exactly why we start with an evaluation, not a sales pitch.

The King Piers System is typically recommended when:
• A foundation has experienced measurable settlement or sinking
• Cracks are widening or returning after cosmetic repairs
• Floors are sloping or doors/windows are sticking
• Soil conditions require support on undisturbed, load-bearing soil

If your issue is cosmetic or minor, we’ll tell you that too. Our goal is to match the right solution to the real problem — not oversell a system you don’t need.

No Shortcuts. No Slab Cutting. Just Real Engineering.

Exterior Access, Not Interior Damage

We hand-dig 3’ x 3’ holes from the outside, protecting your basement slab.

Oversized Steel Load Plates

Custom 2’ x 3’ x ½” steel plates support more weight with less stress.

4000 PSI Reinforced Concrete

Stronger than industry-standard grout. Poured in multiple stages for stability.

Installed on Undisturbed Soil

We dig deep to reach virgin soil — no settling, no shortcuts.

Most systems rely on small push piers or helical screws that shift over time. The King Pier System is designed to lift — and last. Unlike other foundation repair companies in Kansas City, our system lifts, not just stabilizes.

Not Sure If Your Foundation Needs Stabilization?

A professional foundation inspection can determine whether your home is experiencing normal settling or structural movement. King Piers provides honest evaluations so homeowners understand the cause of the problem and the safest repair options.

Which King Pier Is Right for You?

King Pier I – Most Robust (49")

Use Case: Maximum lifting power for severely sinking or damaged foundations

  • 3’ x 3’ hand-dug hole
  • 3’ of high-strength concrete (first pour)
  • 2'7" of high-strength concrete (second pour)
  • 2’x3’x½” steel load-bearing plate
  • Total height: 49”


Best for deep settlement and serious structural issues.

King Pier I Diagram

King Pier II – Standard Structural Lift

Use Case: General-purpose lifting and stabilization

  • Single 13” pour of high-strength concrete
  • Steel load-bearing plate over undisturbed soil


Best for homes with mild to moderate settling.

King Pier II Diagram

King Pier III – Corner Stabilization

Use Case: Reinforced edge support and corner cracks

  • 13” concrete pour
  • Two 8” drilled corner holes filled with high-strength concrete


Great for stabilizing exterior corners and perimeter walls.

King Pier III Diagram

King Pier IV – Dual-Pour for Complex Soils

Use Case: Foundations affected by shifting or expansive soil

  • First pour: 3’ high-strength concrete
  • Second pour cap for added stability
  • Corner drilled holes for extra reinforcement
  • Steel load-bearing plate for long-term support


Designed for Kansas City’s most unpredictable soil conditions.

King Pier IV Diagram

How the King Pier System Works: Step-by-Step

1

Free Site Visit & Structural Evaluation

We begin with a no-cost inspection to assess settlement, soil conditions, and load distribution. This structural evaluation helps determine the cause, urgency, and most appropriate repair approach before any recommendations are made.

2

Custom Pier Design Based on Soil & Load

Our piers are engineered for strength. We factor in your home’s weight, the depth of the footing, and soil conditions to ensure each pier is installed on undisturbed, load-bearing soil.

3

Excavation: Interior or Exterior Access

Depending on your foundation, we may dig from the exterior or along an interior basement wall. If slab access is required, we make clean, targeted cuts — no unnecessary damage.

4

Pier Installation & Structural Lift

We place a ½" steel load-bearing plate beneath the footing, lift with hydraulic jacks, and pour 4000 PSI fiber-reinforced concrete to permanently lock the system in place.

5

Final Inspection, Video & Backfill

We confirm the lift, document the work on video, carefully backfill the site, and include a lifetime structural warranty for peace of mind.

King Pier System vs. Standard Piering Methods

FeatureKing Pier SystemTypical Push / Helical Piers
Pier Footprint3’ x 3’ excavation6”–12” cylinder
Pier Depth49” concrete + steelVaries by soil resistance
Slab Cutting RequiredRare (only if footing is under slab)Often required
Installation SurfaceUndisturbed, load-bearing soilCompacted or filled soil
Steel Plate Size2’ x 3’ x ½” thick plateMuch smaller or absent
Concrete Used4000 PSI, fiber-reinforcedMinimal grout (if any)
Foundation LiftIncluded in all installsMay be upcharge or skipped
WarrantyLifetime StructuralVaries by contractor

Bigger isn't always better — but stronger is. The King Pier System is engineered to restore, not just stop settling. Every install includes a structural lift and is documented for total transparency.

Why It Matters

🧱 Bigger isn't always better — but stronger is.
Our oversized piers distribute weight more effectively and reduce long-term soil pressure.

🔧 We build to restore — not just stop settling.
Every job includes a structural lift wherever possible.

📹 You’ll know what’s under your house.
We film every project and post it on our YouTube channel — so you can see the entire process from excavation to final lift. No stock footage, no surprises — just real work, done right.

Real Results. Real Stability.

The King Pier System has been trusted in homes across the Kansas City Metro. From historic stone foundations to newer construction, our approach delivers lasting peace of mind.

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“Our foundation had sunk nearly 2 inches. The King Pier team explained every step and had it leveled in less than a week. True professionals.”

— Sarah M., Liberty, MO

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“They didn’t tear up our floors or make a mess inside — just clean, fast work with real results. The lift was immediate, and the cracks haven’t returned.”

— Marcus L., Overland Park, KS

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“After getting three other bids, I went with King Piers because they offered actual engineering — not guesswork. Best decision I’ve made for my home.”

— Dana C., Lee’s Summit, MO

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“We could see the foundation shifting from outside. Jim and the crew were honest, affordable, and got the job done right the first time.”

— Robert S., Independence, MO

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“King Piers stabilized my 100-year-old basement without breaking a single tile. Every crew member was respectful and clean.”

— Lisa R., Brookside, MO

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“I watched every step on their YouTube channel before hiring them. Exactly what they showed is what I got — and I couldn’t be happier.”

— Bryan T., Raytown, MO

Trusted Across the Kansas City Metro

From old stone basements in Independence to newer construction in Overland Park, the King Pier System has been installed across hundreds of homes throughout the region.

Don’t see your city? → Contact us to see if we service your area.

Still Wondering If the King Piers System Is Right for You?

Let’s take a look together. The King Piers team offers free, no-pressure assessments to evaluate your foundation and give you honest answers — not sales pitches.

  • Free Site Visit
  • Structural Evaluation Included
  • Lifetime Warranty on All Installs
Request Your Free Assessment
King Piers Crew Working

Frequently Asked Questions About the King Piers System

What is the King Piers System? +

The King Pier System is a structural foundation repair method that uses oversized steel plates and high-strength concrete to lift and stabilize sinking foundations. Unlike standard pier systems, King Piers are installed on undisturbed soil and are engineered for your home’s specific weight and soil conditions.

Do you have to cut into my floor to install King Piers? +

Only if necessary. Most King Piers are installed from the outside. In some basements, we may need to remove a small section of floor to reach the footing — but we always keep cuts clean and targeted.

How much does it cost to install King Piers? +

A single King Pier typically ranges from $1,500 to $3,000 depending on location and complexity. We provide a free structural assessment and detailed proposal so you know what to expect — no guesswork, no surprises.

What makes King Piers different from other pier systems? +

We engineer every pier. King Piers are hand-dug into undisturbed soil, use oversized 2' x 3' steel plates, and are set with 4000 PSI fiber-reinforced concrete. Most other systems use smaller push piers or shallow anchors that shift over time.

If you want to understand how King Piers compare to other common foundation repair systems like push piers, helical piers, and wall anchors, read our guide:
King Piers System vs Other Foundation Repair Methods

Do King Piers come with a warranty? +

Yes. Every King Pier installation includes a lifetime structural warranty. We also document every project with video, so you know exactly what’s under your home.

Can I watch a real King Pier installation? +

Absolutely! We post real job footage to our YouTube channel — from excavation to final lift. If you're looking for a specific foundation type, let us know and we’ll send you a sample.

Are King Piers safe for older homes and stone foundations? +

Yes. Our wide pier footprint and undisturbed soil installation make King Piers ideal for fragile masonry, historic homes, and older foundations that need precision — not pressure.