Foundation Repair Blog

Does your home have a pier and beam foundation? It’s one of the oldest types of home foundations. Although it is less common today, there are still many homes built on this foundation.

A foundation supports the whole building but even the strongest ones face potential problems. Failure to spot these problems in time may result in big expenses. Both pier and beam and slab foundations run the risk of encountering foundation issues. What is the biggest threat to the stability…

Owning a home can be one of the greatest joys in your life. It’s where you make lifelong memories, grow a family, and relax after a long day. As with anything worth having, owning a home comes with its fair share of responsibilities. This is especially true for your home’s foundation. It’s not alw…

Foundation problems are a big deal when you sell your property on MLS (Multiple Listing Services). If you don’t fix it in time, you will have trouble selling it for the right amount. Identifying potential problems early on, so you can fix them quickly, will help you avoid spending more on serious…

The colorless days of winter are behind us at last! There are only positives from here – warmer weather, longer days, and beautiful flowers. For many folks, spring means different things. For some, spring means the return of the camping season, and for others, it means the start of the baseball se…

While your home’s foundation is buried and not always visible, it’s an important structural component. It keeps everything from the floors to the walls and ceiling secure and structurally sound. Ensuring you have a sturdy and strong foundation for your house or apartment is therefore essential. It…

Do you live in North Texas? If so, chances are that your home has experienced some flood damage. Did you know that water is the number one cause of foundation failure?

The foundation is arguably one of the most important parts of a home. It supports your entire house, as well as everyone and everything in it. And, without a healthy foundation, your home may be at risk of collapsing.

Keeping water away from your house foundation is an important part of keeping your foundation in good condition. That’s why many homeowners in Texas rely on French drains. French drains may not be French but they are definitely good at draining sub-surface water. They help prevent groundwater from…

The foundation is one of the most important parts of any house or building. A weak foundation often means weakened structural integrity, and a weak structural integrity is never good. It puts your walls, ceiling, roof, plumbing, gas, and electrical systems at risk. That’s why it’s always advisable…