Foundation repair services
Structural repair, moisture management, and independent evaluation. These overlap more than most people expect — engineering guidance treats drainage and vegetation as steps to consider before piers, not after them.
Slab Foundation Repair
Underpinning a settling slab-on-grade foundation with pressed concrete pilings — the most common foundation repair in Texas.
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Steel Piers & Deep Underpinning
Hydraulically driven steel pipe piers for heavier structures, deep fill, and sites where shallow refusal isn't reliable.
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Drilled Bell-Bottom Piers
Poured-in-place reinforced piers with a flared base — a Texas-characteristic method that resists clay uplift as well as settlement.
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Pier & Beam Repair & Floor Leveling
Shimming, sill and joist repair, added supports, and crawl space moisture control for older raised-foundation homes.
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Concrete Leveling & Void Filling
Mudjacking and polyurethane foam injection to raise sunken driveways, patios, walkways, and garage floors — and to fill voids under a slab.
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Foundation Drainage & Grading
French drains, surface grading, swales, and gutter corrections that move water away from the foundation before it causes movement.
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Root Barriers & Foundation Watering
Managing the two biggest controllable influences on soil moisture: large trees drawing water out, and irrigation putting it back unevenly.
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Foundation Evaluation & Elevation Survey
An independent look at what's actually happening — relative floor elevations, distress mapping, and a written report you can bid against.
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Urgent Structural & Slab Leak Response
Fast triage for sudden-onset problems — a suspected slab leak, a tilting masonry wall, or a floor that dropped in days rather than years.
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Three steps, no obligation at any point.
Tell us what you're seeing
Use the estimate form or call. Photos of the cracking, which side of the house it's on, and when you first noticed it make everything faster.
Review the request and arrange an assessment
Your request is reviewed and an on-site look is scheduled. Foundation work genuinely cannot be scoped from a photo alone.
Receive findings and pricing
You get a scope and pricing from the service provider, plus a straight answer about whether an independent engineer's evaluation is worth getting first. You decide either way.
Ready to find out what's actually going on?
Describe what you're seeing, attach photos if you have them, and get a clear next step — with no obligation.