Which of the following is NOT a service associated with home raising or elevating?

The construction of new foundations is not considered a service typically associated with home raising or elevating. Home raising generally involves techniques to elevate a structure to reduce flood risk, improve stability, or address other concerns related to the existing foundation. This process usually includes temporarily raising the house, separating it from its current foundation, and shoring or leveling the home to ensure safety during the elevation process.

Temporary raising with hydraulic jacks and shoring are integral to the method of lifting the house, while separating a house from its foundation is a necessary step to facilitate the actual raising. However, constructing new foundations occurs after the raising process and entails building a new base for the home to stand on once it has been elevated. Therefore, while necessary for some renovation projects, it does not directly relate to the immediate services involved in the raising or elevating of a house.