Specialty Slab Foundation Repair & Foundation Raising (House, Slab & Concrete Foundation Repair)
We stabilize and lift settled slab foundations with steel or pressed concrete piers driven under the perimeter grade beam and, when needed, interior beams. Then we raise the slab back toward level based on measured elevations.
Our approach First comes a full elevation survey and photos. Then we place piers at the points the readings call for, install them to refusal or to depth, and lift with hydraulic jacks while monitoring readings. Last, we backfill and re-measure.
In Fort Worth, TX Pier depth depends on the soil. Under parts of west and southwest Fort Worth, shallow limestone stops pressed piers quickly. On the Northside and in the mid-cities, active clay can run 10 to 15 feet or deeper. We choose the pier type based on what's under your lot.
Best for Brick homes showing stair-step cracks, sticking doors, and sloping floors from perimeter settlement, especially 1950s–80s slabs in Haltom City, Richland Hills, and North Richland Hills.
Specialty Pier and Beam Foundation Repair & Crawl Space Repair
We level sagging pier-and-beam homes by replacing failed posts, blocks, and crushed wood shims with new concrete piers and steel shims. We also repair rotted sills and joists and fix crawlspace moisture.
Our approach We map floor elevations room by room, inspect every support, then reset or add piers, sister damaged framing, and shim to level. Where moisture is driving the rot, we add ventilation and moisture control.
In Fort Worth, TX These repairs are built for Fort Worth's 1920s homes in Fairmount, Ryan Place, Arlington Heights, and near the Stockyards. We work from the crawlspace to preserve original floors and finishes, and we flag any exterior changes that could need historic review.
Best for Older homes with bouncy or sloping floors, plaster cracks, layers of old shimming, or a damp crawlspace.
Concrete Pier Foundation Repair & Concrete Foundation Leveling
We install pressed concrete piers and level slab and pier-and-beam foundations. We also repair or replace existing concrete piers that have tipped, cracked, or settled.
Our approach We drive segmented concrete cylinders hydraulically to refusal, cap them, and shim to level. Failing piers from earlier repairs are evaluated and replaced or supplemented as needed.
In Fort Worth, TX Pressed concrete piers work well where limestone or dense soil is reasonably shallow, which is common in parts of west Fort Worth, Benbrook, and White Settlement.
Best for Homeowners who want a proven, budget-conscious stabilization method where soil conditions support it.
Foundation Drainage (French Drains & Grading)
We install French drains, downspout extensions, and corrective grading so water moves away from your foundation instead of soaking the clay at one edge.
Our approach We trace where water collects during rain and then design perforated-pipe French drains in gravel trenches with discharge to daylight or the street. After that we adjust grading and route downspouts away from the slab.
In Fort Worth, TX This is essential on newer lots in Saginaw, Keller, Crowley, and Alliance/Heritage that were graded with little attention to drainage. We work within HOA landscaping and access rules, and we always call Texas811 before we dig.
Best for Homes with ponding, downspouts emptying at the slab, or movement that tracks with heavy rain.
Foundation Inspection
We evaluate your foundation with floor elevation readings and photos, then explain clearly what's happening and what your options are.
Our approach We take a relative elevation survey, document cracks, doors, and brick, and check the exterior for drainage, trees, and signs of leaks. You get written repair options with documentation you can share.
In Fort Worth, TX These evaluations are useful for Fort Worth resale deadlines, for homes with past repairs whose old warranties may be in question, and for owners trying to tell seasonal clay movement apart from a real structural problem.
Best for Buyers, sellers, and anyone who's noticed new cracks and wants an honest answer first.
Foundation Crack Repair, Foundation Patching & Concrete Foundation Sealing
We seal, inject, and patch cracks in slabs and foundation walls, and we apply sealing to exposed concrete to keep water out of the soil below.
Our approach We clean and rout the crack, then use epoxy or polyurethane injection or patching mortar depending on whether the crack is structural or moisture-related. Then we apply a surface sealer.
In Fort Worth, TX Fort Worth cracks change with the seasons, so we measure first. Sealing a crack that's still moving is wasted money.
Best for Stable hairline and moderate cracks, and owners who want to stop water from reaching perimeter clay.
Concrete Slab Repair, Slab Leveling & Concrete Floor Crack Repair
We repair damaged slab surfaces, level sunken slab sections, and fix cracks in interior and exposed concrete floors.
Our approach Depending on cause and size, we use crack injection, partial slab replacement, or leveling support beneath the slab.
In Fort Worth, TX This work is common where clay movement or old under-slab leaks have left uneven floors in Riverside, Haltom City, and Forest Hill homes.
Best for Uneven or cracked concrete floors where the main foundation is otherwise sound.
Concrete Slab Leak Repair
We address foundation damage tied to leaking lines under the slab, coordinating the leak repair with any slab restoration and leveling that follows.
Our approach Once the leak is confirmed, we gain access through the slab or by tunneling, then patch and restore the concrete. We re-measure elevations after the soil stabilizes.
In Fort Worth, TX This is critical in older homes with cast-iron drain lines and in houses that suffered pipe damage during Winter Storm Uri in 2021.
Best for Homes with heave, high water bills, or damp flooring that points to a leak under the slab.
Garage & Driveway Foundation Repair
We repair cracked, sunken, and separating garage slabs and driveways, which are often the first concrete to show clay movement.
Our approach We seal cracks, level or replace settled sections, and correct the drainage that's undermining the concrete.
In Fort Worth, TX Garage and driveway movement is common in the 1970s–80s neighborhoods of North Richland Hills, Watauga, and Hurst.
Best for Trip hazards, tilted driveway panels, and garage floors pulling away from the house.
Foundation Wall, Stem Wall & Concrete Block Foundation Repair
We repair cracked or bowing foundation walls, stem walls on pier-and-beam homes, and concrete block foundations.
Our approach We rebuild or patch masonry, inject cracks, and add support or piers beneath walls that have settled.
In Fort Worth, TX Stem wall and block problems are common in post-war homes in White Settlement, Everman, and Forest Hill, and in historic perimeter beams.
Best for Older homes with cracked perimeter walls, loose block, or visible stem wall separation.
Concrete Wall Crack Repair, Poured Concrete Foundation Repair & Concrete Foundation Reinforcement
We repair cracks in poured concrete walls and foundations and add reinforcement where the original concrete lacks the strength to handle clay movement.
Our approach We use injection, patching, and supplemental reinforcement designed around what the evaluation finds.
In Fort Worth, TX This matters for post-WWII slabs and walls built before modern standards, often with very little steel.
Best for Under-reinforced older foundations with recurring cracks.
Foundation Installation, Foundations & Crawl Space Foundation Construction
We build new foundations, including slabs and crawl space foundations, for additions, rebuilds, and structures that need a full replacement.
Our approach We work from approved plans, coordinate permits, excavate after Texas811 locates, form, reinforce, and pour.
In Fort Worth, TX New work has to account for local expansive clay and shallow rock. Fort Worth and suburban permits and inspections apply.
Best for Additions, accessory structures, and pier-and-beam homes needing a new crawl space foundation.
Commercial Foundation Repair
We evaluate and repair foundations and slabs on small commercial buildings affected by the same clay movement as nearby homes.
Our approach We take elevation readings, document conditions, and give written options, with work scheduled around your business hours where possible.
In Fort Worth, TX We serve storefronts and small commercial properties across Haltom City, Saginaw, and the Northside.
Best for Small commercial owners seeing cracked slabs, sticking doors, or uneven floors.
