Residential foundation concerns start with a free, no-pressure inspection. We measure the movement and recommend repair only when the findings support it.
Tell us what you have noticed at your home. We can inspect the foundation, explain our measurements, and provide a written estimate if repair is recommended.
The residential inspection is free, with no obligation. You can also call (713) 849-4040.
Houston's clay soils can expand and contract with moisture. Depending on the measured movement and site conditions, repair may use concrete cylinder, steel push, or helical piers to support a settled slab.
Slab repair detailsSite preparation, careful leveling, replacement of worn shims, beam reinforcement, and new piers where measurements show that additional support is needed.
Pier & beam detailsOlder Houston homes often sit on block-and-base foundations that shift, crack, or settle over time. We inspect the supports and recommend a repair scope based on the condition we find.
Block & base detailsFor commercial foundation concerns, contact our team to discuss the structure, site conditions, and the evaluation needed before a repair scope is proposed.
Get commercial estimateWe measure settlement and evaluate the foundation before recommending any leveling work. The repair plan depends on the structure and site conditions.
House leveling detailsFree residential inspections by foundation specialists. We document measurements, explain the findings, and provide a written estimate if repair is recommended — no pressure to commit.
Book your inspectionIf you notice any of these signs, an inspection can help determine whether foundation movement is involved and whether repair is needed.
Especially stair-step cracks in brick, or zigzag cracks above doors and windows. Hairline cracks may be cosmetic; wider cracks usually aren't.
Doors that won't latch, windows that won't open, or visible gaps around frames often signal foundation movement.
Drop a marble — does it roll on its own? Floors that visibly slope or feel "off" when you walk are a clear warning sign.
Standing water near your foundation accelerates soil movement and pier corrosion. Often the underlying cause of failure.
Visible gaps between walls and ceilings, or between baseboards and floors, indicate the structure is moving.
Cracks radiating from corners of door and window frames are very often the first visible foundation symptom.
Spotted any of these? Get a Free Inspection