Foundations, footings and foundation repair across Pittsburgh.
Ironbridge pours foundations and footings across Pittsburgh, underpins the ones that are settling, and builds the structural additions and commercial shells that sit on them. Crews on site early, schedule in writing.
Licensing Pennsylvania home improvement contractor registration, number on every contract
Three Reasons to Book with Confidence.
- Insured & Bonded $2M liability, workers' comp, surety bond
- Written Fixed Bids Change orders priced before work
- Workmanship Warranty Two years on everything we build
Trades We Execute
Structural Additions
Foundation Repair
Commercial Build-Outs
Concrete & Masonry
Build Sequence
Phase-by-Phase
Heavy work, ordered execution. Each phase pours into the next.
Site Walk
We visit your site, listen to your vision, and map out goals, timeline, and budget.
Scoped Estimate
You get a written estimate covering materials, labor, and schedule.
Build & Inspect
Our crew works through every phase, keeping you informed at each milestone.
Final Handoff
We walk the finished project with you and go through the details before handoff.
Our Work
Project Gallery
Kitchens, baths and additions, finished and ready.
Featured Projects
A few builds, start to finish.
Squirrel Hill Rear Addition
Dug and poured new footings and a foundation wall, then built a single-story rear addition tied into the 1920s house it hangs off.
- Budget
- $140k - $170k
- Timeline
- 12 weeks
- Location
- Pittsburgh, PA
Passed every inspection the first time and handed it back to our framers a week early.
Brookline Foundation Repair
Underpinned a settling corner, braced a bowed block wall with steel, and ran interior drain tile to a new sump. Dry through two springs since.
- Budget
- $28k - $36k
- Timeline
- 3 weeks
- Location
- Pittsburgh, PA
Lawrenceville Garage on a New Slab
Poured frost footings and a new slab, then framed a two-bay garage beside the house and had it sheathed before the first freeze.
- Budget
- $310k - $360k
- Timeline
- 14 weeks
- Location
- Pittsburgh, PA
Built on Trust, Backed by Paperwork
The paperwork behind the work, set out before the first nail goes in.
- Licensing
- Pennsylvania home improvement contractor registration, number on every contract
- Insurance
- $2M general liability plus workers' comp on every crew, certificates sent before we mobilize.
- Bond
- Surety bonded for residential and light commercial work.
- Financing
- 0% for 12 months on projects over $15k, through our financing partner.
- Project Timeline
- Residential foundations run 2 to 4 weeks from excavation to backfill, on a written schedule you can hold us to.
- References
- Recent client references and a full project portfolio available on request.
Where We Work
- Pittsburgh
- Mount Lebanon
- Bethel Park
- Cranberry Township
From Owners and Developers
What general contractors and property owners say after we've broken ground.
Ironbridge poured the foundation and footings for a 14-unit building in the South Side. Surveyed dead-on, passed inspection first try, and they were a week ahead of schedule when they handed it back to my framers.
Frank R.
Our 1910 house was settling badly. They underpinned the failing corner, reinforced the block wall, and waterproofed the whole basement. Two years later it's bone dry and not a new crack anywhere.
Denise K.
We brought them in for the structural addition on our warehouse in Lawrenceville. Concrete, steel, and masonry all on one schedule, all on one crew. Easiest part of the whole project.
Marcus T.
Specs & Answers
Common Questions
Read the answers, then send the brief. We work better when expectations are concrete.
Q.01
Stratum 012
How long does a foundation take?
Most residential foundations run two to four weeks from excavation to backfill, weather allowing. You get the schedule in writing before we dig.
Q.02
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Do you pull the permits?
Yes. Every job is permitted in our name, and we book the inspections.
Q.03
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Can a settling foundation be fixed without replacing it?
Usually. Underpinning, bracing and drainage fix most settling and bowing walls. We tell you which one yours needs after an inspection.
Q.04
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Who looks after the job day to day?
One point of contact who is on the job, not a call center. Ask them anything mid-build.
Submit Your Project Brief. Line-by-Line Estimate.
Send the scope, the site, and the deadline, and we will send back an estimate.
Let's Talk About Your Project
Tell us what you're building and we'll get back to you.