PierTech and Your Home's Sinking Foundation

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James Moylan

Tuesday, November 26, 2019

PierTech piering systems stabilize sinking foundations by transferring weight to deeper, more stable soil layers. If your Montgomery County or Fairfax County home shows foundation settlement—cracks, sloping floors, or door misalignment—PierTech offers a proven repair method. Design Builders installs these systems throughout the greater DMV to protect your home's structural integrity and resale value.

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Pier Tech vs Traditional Footing Systems

Posted in: home improvement, Porch and Deck Accessories, building a deck, Screen Room, screened porch in Washington, DC, Screened-in Porch

James Moylan

Thursday, November 21, 2019

 

Nothing is more important than the safety of your family, and if you’re considering undertaking a home construction project as important and significant as foundation work, the safety of the system you use for that work should absolutely be a consideration.

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Benefits of the PierTech System over Traditional Foundation Systems

Posted in: upscale deck features, low-maintenance decking, deck topics, porch topics, screen porch products, decking questions, Porch and Deck Care, home improvement, Hire a Contractor, screened porch in Washington, DC, piertech

James Moylan

Friday, November 15, 2019

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PierTech Foundation Benefits in Montgomery County MD

PierTech helical pile foundations offer Maryland and Virginia homeowners a modern alternative to traditional concrete systems, delivering superior stability on challenging terrain. Ideal for decks, screened porches, and outdoor kitchens across Montgomery County and Fairfax County, this innovative foundation method minimizes ground disturbance while providing long-term structural integrity for premium outdoor living spaces.

Historic Georgetown Screened Porch Guide (6 Tips)

Posted in: Screen Porch, Screen Porch Tips, Screen Porch Questions, decks in Washington, D.C., historic deck building, Georgetown, screened porch in Washington, DC

James Moylan

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

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Yes, you can build a screened porch in Historic Georgetown—but it requires AHC approval and strict compliance with district guidelines. Whether you're in Montgomery County, MD or nearby areas, understanding local restrictions before planning is essential. This guide walks through the six key considerations that will streamline your approval process and help you avoid costly mistakes.