Structural damage doesn’t always require demolition — but it always demands precision. Whether a forklift hit a column, the roof is sagging, or the foundation has shifted, LIFTEX provides engineered repair solutions that stabilize, restore, and extend the life of your building.
Our system is crane-free, fast, and proven: adapted from our decades of experience in roof lifting.
Structural repair involves restoring the integrity of a building’s load-bearing systems —columns, beams, roof trusses, or foundations— by replacing, reinforcing, or realigning damaged components.
Common repairs include:
Every repair we execute is engineered, documented, and installed with the same rigor as our roof lifting projects.
We review photos, drawings, and jobsite conditions to define the scope.
We design a solution using proprietary jacking, shoring, and replacement systems.
We review photos, drawings, and jobsite conditions to define the scope.
Our licensed engineers determine what failed and how to fix it — permanently.
We design a solution using proprietary jacking, shoring, and replacement systems.
Our crews install temporary supports, perform the lift if needed, and complete the repair using pre-fabricated or field-built components.
From emergency response to preventative upgrades, LIFTEX gets buildings back on track quickly and safely. We respond to urgent and planned situations alike, including:
From emergency response to preventative upgrades, LIFTEX gets buildings back on track quickly and safely. We respond to urgent and planned situations alike, including:
We don’t offer cookie-cutter repairs. Each fix is tailored to your building’s condition, performance goals, and timeline. Structural repair is often the hidden need behind a successful retrofit, and we’re ready for it.
A structural repair project typically includes:
Because we’re already trusted to raise entire roofs and rebuild structural systems, many clients ask us to inspect and resolve unrelated issues while we’re on site — damaged joints, aging columns, or roof irregularities that weren’t on the original scope.
Many companies subcontract steelwork after a lift, leaving roofs “floating” and project quality uncertain. Not LIFTEX.
We handle the entire process in-house —from lifting to re-support— ensuring safety, efficiency, and seamless coordination. With our proprietary system and experienced ironworkers, you get one team, one standard, and zero compromise.
At LIFTEX, we take pride in delivering innovative, sustainable roof lifting solutions that transform buildings and businesses. Don’t just take our word for it — here’s what some of our valued clients have to say about their experience working with us and the impact of roof lifting on their operations.
Most lifts are completed in 1–3 days per section, depending on the size of the roof and complexity of the project.
Absolutely. LIFTEX uses proprietary technology with a 100% success rate and strict adherence to OSHA and internal safety protocols.
In many cases, yes. Roof lifting is designed to minimize downtime and disruption to ongoing operations.
Buildings with extensive rooftop equipment, certain structural limitations, or zoning restrictions may require additional evaluation.
Yes. Roof lifting avoids the costs of land acquisition, new construction, and business relocation — often yielding faster ROI.
Clear Height: Distance from the floor to the lowest overhead obstruction (ideal for calculating usable vertical space).
Vanilla Shell: A basic building with four walls and a roof — ready for tenant-specific fit-out.
Columns/Beams: Vertical (columns) and horizontal (beams) structural steel elements that hold up the roof.
Floor Plan: A bird’s-eye view layout of the building, often with a structural grid. Bay: The space between four support columns, typically measured as 20’x20’ to 60’x60’.
MEP: Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems in a building.
Fit-Out: Custom finishing of a space for tenant use — walls, flooring, equipment.
Joists: Horizontal steel components with an open web, forming part of the roof’s framework. Deck: The sheathing layer above joists/beams and below roofing material (often corrugated metal).
For a quick estimate, fill out and submit the quote form. While a firm quote requires a site survey, we’ll provide an indicative figure. Attach documents, drawings, or images to the lead form for better assessment.
Please note we do not service residential properties.
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