Sometimes the best move is not adding more house across the yard. It is using the height you have already gained. We see this on a lot of House Lifting in projects in Connecticut. Once the home is raised, homeowners start looking at the open space below and thinking about what it could become. Storage […]
If you have never hired a company to lift a house before, you are probably wondering where to even start. We understand. This is something that most individuals only do once in their lifetime. Given the specialist nature of house lifting in Connecticut, it makes sense to take your time and ask lots of questions. […]
Some people think tearing a building down is the only choice when it is in the way or sitting too low. We hear that a lot. But in many cases, building relocation or House Lifting in CT may be the smarter move. At High Caliber Contracting, we like to look at the whole picture before […]
When someone calls us about House Lifting in CT, utilities almost always come up right away. People worry about losing heat, lights, or water, and that makes sense. A home isn’t just sitting there empty — it’s tied into a lot of systems. At High Caliber Contracting, we take time to explain how this part […]
At High Caliber Contracting, we’ve seen what big storms can do along the Connecticut shoreline. Flooded basements, ruined framing, and foundations that just can’t take it anymore. House Lifting CT gives homeowners a real way to bounce back. By raising the structure, we keep water out, protect your investment, and set the home on a […]
At High Caliber Contracting, good House Lifting starts with the right tools and a crew that knows how to use them. We’ve been lifting homes in Connecticut since 1993, and we’ve learned that careful setup makes all the difference. Before a single jack moves, we lay ground mats to protect the yard, mark utilities, and […]
At High Caliber Contracting, we recently completed a special project in the Westville section of New Haven, Connecticut. We handled the house moving of a historic home that needed to be relocated to make room for a new apartment complex. This was not a routine run-of-the-mill building — it was of real significance to the […]
Witness the incredible structural moving of Eli Whitney’s historic home in downtown New Haven, Connecticut. This iconic building was relocated 100 feet to make room for new development, preserving its rich history and architectural integrity.