I guess they could jack up one side....
How do the sink new pilings under the building?
Are they using a pile driver and short pieces of steel or wood pilings inside the basement?
Plus how do they tie in the foundation to those inside and outside pilings?
They very well could be. There are drilling machines (and I imagine pile drivers) that can be taken apart and hand carried - down elevators or up mountain trails.
I guess going 5 to 8 feet at a time to 200’ deep is still easier than going to 15,000 feet at 30’ at a time to reach oil.
There are several videos on the topic.
Lally columns and jacks?
I am half serious. I suppose they could drive new piles between the existing ones and place something like this (only much bigger) between the pile and structure, at least as a temporary measure, then drive the existing piles deeper, and restore the previous configuration, more or less.
Plan B
Dump Viagra on it and hope it stays up more than 4 hours.
Just go to Harbor Freight and buy a shitload of bottle jacks. Problem solved.
I think they just cut some shims off scrap lumber and hammer ‘em under and tack them in place. Well, that’s what I do with cabinets, anyway…