Professional Foundation Stabilisation & Repair in South Africa


Engineered solutions for cracked, sinking or unstable foundations, precise underpinning with mini push piers.

We combine expertise, innovation, and craftsmanship to deliver exceptional construction solutions. Designed for discerning homeowners, forward-thinking developers, and professional commercial clients —our services include

Construction Services

Amiel Construction Solutions provides reliable and professional building services across South Africa. From residential homes to commercial projects, our team handles construction with precision, quality materials, and expert craftsmanship. We specialise in new builds, renovations, brick paving, and aluminium door and window installations, delivering projects on time and to the highest standards.

Foundation Stabilisation & Underpinning

Foundation Stabilisation & Underpinning

schedule-free-Inspection
Custom Home Building & Extensions

Custom Home Building & Extensions

Concrete Driveway

Concrete Driveway

Concrete Slabs

Concrete Slabs

Brick Paving

Brick Paving

Tiling & Interior Finishes

Tiling & Interior Finishes

Roof & Wall Painting

Roof & Wall Painting

Steel Work

Steel Work

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Foundation Stabilising a home means adding support where needed to hold a part of your foundation right where it is to keep it from sinking further.

Foundation problems in South Africa are commonly caused by soil movement, moisture changes, and settlement beneath the structure. Factors such as expansive clay soils, collapsible sands, mining impacts, poor drainage, seasonal rainfall, and ground instability can lead to cracks, uneven floors, and structural movement in residential homes.
Look for the "Big Four" signs:
  • Cracks: Stair-step cracks in exterior brick or horizontal cracks in basement walls.
  • Sticking Openings: Doors and windows that suddenly become difficult to open or close.
  • Uneven Floors: Sloping floors or gaps appearing between the floor and the baseboards.
  • Wall, ceiling and cupboard Separation: Gaps forming between the walls and the ceiling or at the corners of the house.
Cost in South Africa typically range from R10,000–R50,000+ per pier/pour, depending on damage extent, number of piers (often 8–20 for a standard home), soil conditions, method and area/Province Reach out for a free site inspection for accurate quotes.   
Most standard home insurance policies in South Africa exclude gradual damage from soil movement or poor maintenance. Sudden events (e.g., burst pipes causing settlement) may be covered. Check your policy or consult your insurer.

The duration of foundation repair depends on the size of the property and the extent of the damage. Most residential foundation repair projects are completed within several days ( minimum 7 days) once construction begins, following a thorough assessment and planning phase.
Foundation repair methods are designed to minimise disruption. While some excavation and construction activity is required, most homeowners can remain in their homes during the repair process. Our team works efficiently to limit inconvenience and maintain site safety.
Yes, SANS 10400 and NHBRC guidelines require competent persons (often a registered structural engineer) for foundation assessments and designs in problem soils common in Province. We provide engineer-backed reports and designs as part of our service. ​

Flower bed (are nice next to the wall)  but they must be at least a meter from the foundation, Maintain good drainage (gutters, downspouts away from house), prune tree roots near foundations,  Installing proper water drainage solution.

We offer engineered foundation repair solutions - push pile underpinning, for foundation stabilisation, and the extent of foundation movement to ensure long-term stability.
NO! but you would need a structural/geotechnical engineer.
Hairline cracks are often considered normal settling, while horizontal cracks or those wider than 3mm  suggest serious structural issues. 
Yes, it is common for shrubs, gardens, and concrete walkways near the home to be affected or removed during excavation.
It is not necessarily a dealbreaker, but it is critical to have a professional inspection and to review the warranty for the previous repairs. 
Don't wait. Foundation issues are like a cavity in a tooth—they never get better on their own, and they only get more painful the longer you wait..