Brick's lagoon, bayfront, and barrier-strip neighborhoods sit low against Barnegat Bay — prime candidates for a lift onto a new code-height foundation.
Brick Township fronts Barnegat Bay and the Metedeconk River and includes the barrier strip at Normandy Beach. Its lagoon and bayfront neighborhoods sit low and flood on storm tides, and large sections fall in FEMA AE and VE flood zones. For those homes, raising onto a new engineered piling foundation is the durable fix and often the path to lower flood-insurance pricing.
We handle the whole elevation in Brick end to end: the assessment, the engineered plan, the unified hydraulic lift, the new code-height foundation, and the reconnection — one crew from the first measurement to the final elevation certificate. New to the process? Start with our guide to NJ house-raising rules & permits and what a lift runs in cost, grants & flood insurance.
Lift the whole home above the flood line on a new engineered foundation.
See detailsDriven timber, concrete, or helical pilings sized for your flood zone.
See detailsBring a settled, out-of-level house back true.
See detailsRelocate a home off a failing lot or out of a hazard area.
See detailsElevation certificates and FEMA flood-zone requirements handled.
See detailsCode-height piling foundations for new coastal builds.
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See areaWe'll check your flood zone, size, and access on-site, then lay out your options with a plan and price up front.