Services
Foundation Repair & Drainage Services
North Texas clay soil swells when it's wet and shrinks when it dries, and that movement is behind most of the foundation problems we see. Each service below targets a different part of that problem — the structure, the water, or the roots.
Our services
Slab Foundation Repair
Heavy duty steel and concrete pier installation beneath your slab to permanently stabilize and level your home. The most common foundation repair in North Texas.
Learn about slab foundation repair →Pier & Beam Foundation Repair
Full inspection beneath your home to address poor ventilation, drainage, leaks, and termite damage. Beam replacement and pier shimming to restore structural integrity.
Learn about pier & beam foundation repair →Drainage Correction
French drains, swales, and grading solutions that stop water from pooling around your foundation and causing future movement.
Learn about drainage correction →Root Barrier Installation
Underground barriers that redirect tree roots before they crack or shift your foundation — a common and preventable cause of damage in DFW.
Learn about root barrier installation →Commercial Services
Foundation repair and drainage solutions for commercial properties throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Experienced with multi-unit and investment properties.
Learn about commercial services →Which service do you need?
Start with what you're seeing. This is a guide, not a diagnosis — the free inspection is where we confirm the cause with floor elevation measurements and a look at drainage and nearby trees.
- Stair-step cracks in brick, cracked drywall, doors that stick, or sloping floors in a home built on a concrete slab
- Slab Foundation Repair
- Bouncy, sagging or uneven floors, a musty crawl space, or visible rot under a home with a crawl space
- Pier & Beam Foundation Repair
- Water pooling against the foundation, gutters emptying at the wall, or soil that slopes toward the house
- Drainage Correction
- Large trees within 20–30 feet of the house, or cracks concentrated on the side nearest a tree
- Root Barrier Installation
- The same warning signs on a retail building, office, rental home or multi-unit property
- Commercial Services
Why one repair often isn't the whole fix
Piers stabilize a foundation, but they don't change what's happening in the soil around it. If water keeps collecting on one side of the house, or a large tree keeps drying out the soil under one corner, the movement that caused the first crack continues around the repaired area.
That's why an inspection looks at all three: the structure, the drainage, and the trees. Sometimes the answer is piers alone. Sometimes a drainage fix or a root barrier is all that's needed, and sometimes — when the movement is minor — the honest answer is that nothing needs repair yet.
Keeping drainage in good shape also matters after a repair: unaddressed drainage problems can void foundation warranties, including ours. The details are on our lifetime transferable warranty page, and common questions are answered in our foundation repair FAQ.
Not sure what you're looking at?
The inspection is free, and we'll tell you plainly what needs fixing and what doesn't.