Foundation work is unforgiving. It carries the whole structure, it is hidden after the framers show up, and a mistake costs a lot to fix six months later. We pour foundations for additions, remodels, ADUs, shops, and outbuildings to engineered spec, with the inspections lined up, the rebar where the plans say, and a finish flat enough to set a mudsill on without shimming the whole perimeter.
Foundation types we pour
We work from your structural plans or from an engineer we partner with for smaller projects.
- Continuous footing with stem wall (most common for additions)
- Slab-on-grade, monolithic pours for ADUs, shops, and outbuildings
- Frost-protected shallow foundations for higher-elevation work
- Retaining walls and short stem walls for site grading
- Pier and grade beam foundations for difficult sites
Inspection-ready every step
We schedule footing inspection before the pour, not after. We pull the right rebar diameter, the right tie spacing, the right embedment for anchor bolts. When the inspector walks the site, the work is ready and the paperwork is filled in.
Soil-aware in clay country
Umpqua Valley clay expands when wet and shrinks when dry. We dig footings to engineered depth, get below the active zone where it matters, and compact the base properly. That is the difference between a foundation that settles evenly and one that cracks unevenly.