Look for cracks in walls, doors that stick, uneven floors, gaps around windows, or visible foundation cracks. These are often the first indicators of foundation movement.

The biggest culprit is our clay soil, which expands when wet and shrinks during long dry spells. Combine that with Texas heat, poor drainage, or plumbing leaks, and foundations start to shift.

Costs vary depending on the severity of the damage and the repair method. Small fixes may be a few thousand dollars, while major structural repairs can be more. The best step is a free inspection and estimate.

Yes. Minor cracks can often be sealed or resurfaced. Larger or deep cracks may need reinforcement or partial replacement. A full replacement is only needed if the slab is severely damaged. The best step is a free inspection and estimate.

Most projects take 1–3 days, depending on the size of the home and the extent of the repair. Driveway repairs may be completed in a single day.

We work carefully to minimize disturbance. Some digging may be required, but we restore affected areas as much as possible.