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what's the best method for re-supporting a front porch where the builder has existing 4x4's sitting on concrete block

my victorian farmhouse has an attached front porch where the builder has the porch sitting on 6-4x4's on concrete block as opposed to cement pil-on's, 42" down. digging new pile-on's appear to be the answer - but did i need to raise the deck 1.5" to compensate for cement shrinkage? that's what one contractor told me.

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