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We protect your two most valuable possessions. Your home and your sanity. Ram Jack's patented foundation repair methods are built to last a lifetime, keeping your family's home safe against future foundation damage. Do you have doors that stick or cracks in your brick? For more information on signs of foundation damage click on Warning Signs above. We protect your two most valuable possessions. Your home and your sanity. Ram Jack's patented foundation repair methods are built to last a lifetime, keeping your family's home safe against future foundation damage. Do you have doors that stick or cracks in your brick? For more information on signs of foundation damage click on Warning Signs above. Ram Jack® is the national foundation repair specialist based upon two simple principles for success: doing the job right and doing right by you. Emergency Shoring with Ram Jack Piles Ram Jack's ability to quickly install piles of unbraced lengths in any weather, in any location, helped save a home in South Carolina from further damage in the recent historic flooding. Our foundation repair methods and unique piling solutions provide the strength and stability that can only be found in the best American steel. The result is a lasting foundation, and the peace of mind of knowing you're on solid ground for the life of your home. History Established in 1998. The history of the Gregory legacy begins with Bill Gregory. In 1968, Bill started a small pest control company in Ada, Ok, Gregory Pest Control. His son, Steven D. Gregory, took control of the family business in the '70s and later changed the name to Gregory Enterprises, Inc. Steve incorporated foundation repair into the pest control business with the major revenue stream coming from repairing settling foundations. The innovative Ram Jack System was later developed due to unreliable methods of foundation repair at the time. We committed resources to the development of a viable system for stabilizing foundations and, as a result, the first Ram Jack steel pile was born. The first of many patents filed began in 1985.