Sketch your slab, mark the walls where you're seeing symptoms, and we'll place piers at standard 6-foot spacing to estimate a count. This is not an engineering design or a quote — it's a rough educational range so the inspection conversation makes sense.
FOOTPRINT ≈ 2,112 SQ FT
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What are you seeing?
YOUR ROUGH ESTIMATE
10–11piers (est.)
52 ft affected perimeter6′ spacingConfidence: High
To be determined by inspection: The honest default. The elevation map, soil behavior, and structure weight decide the method — that's exactly what the free inspection determines.
Generated June 12, 2026 · motmotfoundationrepair.com · (210) 816-0034 · 4402 Vance Jackson Rd Ste 206, San Antonio, TX 78230
Footprint
≈ 2,112 sq ft (one story, slab-on-grade)
Affected perimeter
52 linear ft
Estimated piers
10–11 at 6-ft spacing
Symptoms
Stair-step brick cracks, Sticking doors
Severity
Noticeable
Method
To be determined by inspection
Confidence
High
This summary is an educational estimate only. It is not an engineering design, not a final estimate, and not a substitute for an on-site inspection. Pier counts and costs are determined by a floor elevation survey and site conditions. Schedule a free inspection: (210) 816-0034.
From real jobs and inspections
What a pier count looks like on the ground.
Pier spacing is measured along the foundation — the same math our calculator uses.Row of hand-dug pier pits spaced along the foundation — the calculator multiplies pier count like this by your site conditions.Square pier holes excavated along concrete stem wall in narrow fenced side yard — access conditions like this narrow side yard shift the estimate.Pier hole at house corner beside downspout in lawn — one of the per-pier units behind the calculator math.Spoil mound and open pier hole beneath window along home's stem wall — every pier location adds excavation labor to the total.
