Level Home Foundation Repair’s pier designs are now licensed nationwide

Level Home Foundation Repair says several of its proprietary steel pier designs, created for Oklahoma’s reactive clay soils, are now licensed by manufacturers and sold to contractors across the U.S. The move highlights how a Tulsa shop’s in-house engineering has moved from local repair work into broader industry use.

Why it matters: - Level Home Foundation Repair’s designs are now reaching contractors nationwide, which extends the company’s engineering beyond Tulsa-area jobs. - The licensed systems were built for Oklahoma’s reactive clay soils, where foundation movement is a persistent problem. - Steel piers are used to bypass unstable surface soil and provide long-term structural support for settled foundations.

What happened: - Level Home Foundation Repair confirmed that several of its proprietary steel pier designs are now licensed by pier manufacturers and sold to foundation repair companies across the country. - The Tulsa-based contractor says owner Adam Sedlak developed and manufactured the systems in-house. - Sedlak said he started designing pier systems because off-the-shelf options were not solving the problems he saw in Oklahoma soil.

The details: - The company’s designs include both push piers and helical piers. - Push piers use the weight of the structure during installation and are suited to occupied homes with active settlement. - Helical piers use engineered plates that are mechanically rotated into the ground and fit lighter structures, new construction and sites with limited access. - Torque readings during helical pier installation confirm load capacity in real time. - Level Home says it has stabilized more than 3,000 properties across the Tulsa metro area since founding. - The company says all repair crews are in-house and that it does not use subcontractors. - Every repair plan is reviewed and approved by a licensed structural engineer before work begins. - Level Home says its standard practice is to use identical pier specifications across the entire structure, including the garage. - The company says some competitors install shallower or fewer piers under garages to cut cost. - The company holds 175 Google reviews and a 4.6-star rating. - Level Home offers free foundation inspections, reimbursement of engineer fees when customers move forward with repairs, a written warranty on every steel pier installation and financing options. - Homeowners can schedule a free inspection by calling (918) 361-7787 or visiting the company’s website.

Between the lines: - The licensing suggests Level Home’s technical work has value beyond its own field operations and may be influencing how other contractors source pier systems. - Oklahoma’s expansive clay soils create recurring demand for foundation repair, which helps explain why the company’s products and services have found a larger market. - The company is positioning engineering consistency as a differentiator, especially by emphasizing full-structure pier specifications and engineer review.

What’s next: - Licensed versions of the company’s pier designs are now available through manufacturers and to repair firms nationwide. - Level Home is likely to continue using the same steel pier approach on Tulsa-area homes while marketing inspections, warranties and financing to new customers. - Homeowners seeing wall cracks, sticking doors, sloping floors or gaps around windows can still request a free inspection.