The proof

Real projects, real numbers.

Every case study below is a published Ram Jack West project — with the actual pile counts, depths, and lifts. No stock photos, no vague claims. Filter to your area or your problem.

Across our published case studies

44
published case studies
75 ft
deepest foundation
+4
max documented lift
5
states represented
State
Project type
Method

13 of 44 published case studies

62-Year-Old Seattle Home Recovery, Seattle, WA — driven piles, 24 piles
Seattle, WA

62-Year-Old Seattle Home Recovery

A 1959 Seattle home revealed ~2.5" of settlement at purchase. 24 piles at 12–17 ft permanently supported it and passed Seattle's load testing.

24
piles
12–17
ft deep
2.5
in. settled
Driven Piles Remedy Foundation Failure, Seattle, WA — driven piles, 1" lift
Seattle, WA

Driven Piles Remedy Foundation Failure

A Seattle home had settled 2¾" where it met the front porch. 7 driven piles plus steel support lifted it and passed independent load testing by Redmond Geotechnical.

7
piles
2.75
in. settled
1
in. lifted
Seattle Seawall & Bulkhead Repair, Seattle, WA — seawall, waterfront
Seattle, WA

Seattle Seawall & Bulkhead Repair

A 30-year-old Seattle bulkhead bowed at mid-span from soil loss. Helical tiebacks, SW-RP1 injection, and carbon fiber restored it for ~80% less than replacement.

~80% less
vs replacement
Seattle, WA

Washington Park Arboretum Loop Trail

24 helical piles supported two bridges on Seattle's environmentally sensitive Arboretum loop trail.

24
piles
20–25
ft deep
2
bridges
Durable Solution for Sloping Floors, Renton, WA — helical piles, 17 piles
Renton, WA

Durable Solution for Sloping Floors

A 91-year-old Renton home sat 4¼" low front-to-back. 17 helical piles + foam recovered ~3" in 6 days.

17
piles
4.25
in. settled
3
in. recovered
Lakefront Settlement, Bellevue, Bellevue, WA — helical piles, 4" lift
Bellevue, WA

Lakefront Settlement, Bellevue

A Lake Sammamish home settled up to 5" from high water tables. 74 piles to 34 ft lifted it 4".

74
piles
34
ft deep
5
in. settled
Innisglen Condominiums, Bellevue, Bellevue, WA — helical piles, 42 piles
Bellevue, WA

Innisglen Condominiums, Bellevue

Two HOA condo units settled 3.5". 42 helical piles recovered 2.75" and re-leveled doors, floors, and a pulling fireplace in 6 days.

42
piles
3.5
in. settled
2.75
in. recovered
40 Helical Piles, Tacoma Residence, Tacoma, WA — helical piles, 3.5" lift
Tacoma, WA

40 Helical Piles, Tacoma Residence

Puyallup Tribal Housing: 40 helical piles + foam lifted a settling Tacoma home 3.5" ahead of a full remodel.

40
piles
3.5
in. lifted
Support of Tacoma Home, Tacoma, WA — helical piles, residential
Tacoma, WA

Support of Tacoma Home

A 1979 Tacoma home on a sloped lot settled 1.5". 4 helical + 3 driven piles plus carbon fiber straps stabilized the cracked stem wall.

4
helical piles
3
driven piles
1.5
in. settled
Settled Residence, Cashmere, Cashmere, WA — helical piles, residential
Cashmere, WA

Settled Residence, Cashmere

A Cashmere home dropped 2.5" near a creek. 4 helical piers re-leveled it in under 48 hours.

4
piers
2.5
in. settled
48
hours
Gig Harbor Waterfront Seawall, Gig Harbor, WA — seawall, waterfront
Gig Harbor, WA

Gig Harbor Waterfront Seawall

A 115-ft Puget Sound seawall failing from soil loss: 11 helical tiebacks, 195 gal foam, drains, and 6 carbon fiber straps restored it.

115
ft of seawall
11
tiebacks
195
gal foam
Tacoma City Hall Seismic Upgrade, Tacoma, WA — micropiles, commercial
Tacoma, WA

Tacoma City Hall Seismic Upgrade

When helical piles couldn't reach torque in stiff soil, Ram Jack value-engineered a micropile solution with the geotechnical engineer for this civic seismic upgrade.

Vancouver Home Retaining Wall, Vancouver, WA — retaining wall, residential
Vancouver, WA

Vancouver Home Retaining Wall

19 steel H-beams with timber lagging leveled a sloped Vancouver, WA yard to the home's lower-floor elevation.

19
steel beams

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