From Mike Martin.

Ram Jack Foundation Repair - Louisiana
They were either not qualified to handle my job or just dishonest. Either way, I was informed by the sales representative, after inspection, that my house could be lifted 2 inches at a minimum. It was off level by 5 inches. After getting started and about half way in, I was informed we had pilings under the house, which I was not aware of and the team performing the job seemed surprised at. At the time, I did not know that the method they used would not lift the house tied to the slab but, still, they kept up the charade, knowing it could not and was not going to be lifted. At that point they could have suggested that I cut my losses or stabilize the house with no lift. I did not have this clear understanding that a house with piling will not get lift. It was only after they finished and pretended to try and lift, that I started investigating methods of other companies. First other companies determine if there are pilings, and have customary charges to do so. If there are pilings, they will quote you to cut the pilings away and then lift. I was consoled after saying that it was stabilized and I have a warranty if it sinks any further. How can they honor a warranty if the house sinks any further when the house couldn’t be lifted in the first place due to the pilings? If this was explained to us before we signed the contract we, more than likely, would not have proceeded with the process.