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Foundation repair, leveling, and new foundations for homes on Central Texas clay — slab and pier and beam, from a first inspection to the finished job.
Much of Central Texas sits on expansive clay soil that swells when it's wet and shrinks when it's dry. That seasonal movement is hard on foundations, and the first signs usually show up inside the house: cracks in drywall or brick, doors and windows that start to stick, or floors that no longer feel level. We handle every kind of foundation work — repairing and leveling foundations that have settled, pouring new foundations for homes, additions, and garages, and repairing pier and beam systems under older homes. It starts with a look at what's actually going on, an explanation in plain terms, and a clear price.
When a foundation has settled or shifted, we stabilize it and bring the house back toward level, then walk you through the work before it starts so you know what's being done and why. Catching movement early usually means a smaller repair.
New foundations for new homes, room additions, garages, and workshops. On clay soil, what happens before the concrete is poured — site preparation, grading, and reinforcement — decides how the foundation performs for decades, so that's where we put the attention.
Many older Central Texas homes sit on pier and beam foundations. We repair and re-level them — addressing settled piers, sagging floors, and worn or damaged beams and joists under the house.
If you're seeing new cracks, sticking doors, or uneven floors — or you're buying or selling a home — we'll assess the foundation and tell you whether it needs repair now, needs watching, or is nothing to worry about.
Common signs are cracks in drywall, brick, or tile, doors and windows that stick or won't latch, gaps around door frames, and floors that slope. One sign alone doesn't always mean trouble — an inspection tells you for sure.
Much of the area is built on expansive clay soil, which swells when wet and shrinks when dry. Long dry summers followed by heavy rain cause the ground under a home to move, and the foundation moves with it.
Yes. We repair and level concrete slab foundations and pier and beam foundations, and we build new foundations of both types.
Yes. We build new foundations for new homes, room additions, garages, and workshops, as well as repairing existing ones.
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