Business Details
24 Years
experience
Expert Structural Moving Services in Southwestern Ontario
Warne Construction has been a trusted name in structural relocation and foundation repair since 2002. Our team specializes in moving residential buildings, granaries, tobacco barns, and garages across Southwestern Ontario, prioritizing safety and modern construction practices. We operate from Ridgetown and Blenheim, serving communities with a commitment to preserving local heritage while delivering innovative solutions. Our expertise extends to septic system installation, including conventional and Waterloo Biofilter systems, tailored to soil conditions and property needs.With over two decades of experience, we handle unique challenges posed by varying structural dimensions, road obstacles, and foundation integrity. We coordinate permits and escort services to ensure seamless moves without damaging roads or properties. Our focus on client-specific needs has earned us a reputation for reliability and excellence in structural moving and home relocation. By combining technical skill with community values, we aim to enhance Southwestern Ontario one project at a time.
Services
Structural Moving
Home Relocation
Septic Installation
Foundation Repair
Barn Moving
Garage Relocation
Biofilter Systems
Field Moves
Permit Coordination
Steel Beam Support
Details
- Year established: 2002
Highlights and features
- We have over 20 years of experience in structural moving and foundation repair.
- Our team coordinates permits and escort services for seamless relocations.
- We specialize in licensed septic system installations for diverse soil types.
- We handle complex moves with customized steel beam support techniques.
- Our local expertise covers Southwestern Ontario's unique terrain and regulations.
Associations and certifications
- IASM
Services
Structural Moving
We specialize in relocating entire structures, including homes, barns, and garages. Our process involves careful planning, steel beam support, and coordination with local authorities for permits. Each move is tailored to address unique challenges like road obstacles and structural integrity.
Foundation Repair
Our foundation repair service lifts homes using steel beams to replace unstable foundations. We address moisture damage and soil issues while preserving structural integrity. Options include poured walls and energy-efficient ICF systems for long-term stability.
Septic Installation
We install conventional and Waterloo Biofilter septic systems tailored to soil conditions. Services include Infiltrator Chambers for smaller beds and above-ground cedar sheds for tertiary treatment. Proper sizing ensures efficient wastewater management for residential properties.
Permit Coordination
We manage the permit acquisition process for structural moves, including utility notifications and road deposits. Our team coordinates with local municipalities to handle paperwork and compliance requirements across Southwestern Ontario.
Steel Beam Support
Our steel beam support system stabilizes buildings during relocation or foundation work. This method prevents damage to interiors and ensures even weight distribution, particularly for complex structures with additions or uneven foundations.
Questions
What areas do you serve for structural moving?
We operate throughout Southwestern Ontario, including Sarnia-Lambton, Windsor-Essex, Chatham-Kent, and surrounding regions.
How long does a house move typically take?
Most moves require 6 weeks for permits, with the physical relocation completed in 1-2 days depending on distance and complexity.
Can brick homes be moved safely?
While possible, moving brick homes is generally not cost-effective due to increased structural reinforcement requirements.
What septic system options do you offer?
We install conventional systems with weeping beds and Waterloo Biofilter tertiary treatment units for space-constrained properties.
How are move costs determined?
Costs depend on distance, structure size, railway crossings, and required permits. We provide project-specific estimates after site assessment.
