Residential Foundation Repair

Premium Foundation Repair in Texas

With our team of experienced professionals and state-of-the-art equipment, we are committed to providing top-notch services that will ensure the integrity and longevity of your home’s foundation. From diagnosing and repairing foundation issues to implementing preventive measures, we offer a comprehensive range of solutions tailored to meet your specific needs.

Our attention to detail, commitment to quality, and dedication to customer satisfaction set us apart as a leader in the industry.

So whether you’re dealing with cracks, settling, or any other foundation problem, you can trust us to deliver reliable and effective solutions that will give you peace of mind for years to come.

Perma Pier’s Residential Foundation Services Include:

• Slab Foundation Repair
• Pier and Beam Foundation Repair
• Foundation Maintenance
• Mudjacking
• Retaining Walls

Most Common Foundation Issues

Landscaping, irrigation, and Texas’ drastic weather patterns can have a huge impact on your soil. What it comes down to is this: too much or too little water in the soil causes foundation issues. The arid climate in Texas and propensity to drought around the state means foundation issues are very common. That’s why we say that #shifthappens.

Signs of potential foundation issues include floor sinkage, cracks in concrete walls, and property shifting, among others. Our experienced foundation repair professionals and engineers will be able to analyze the foundation damage present and give you the best plan of repair for your needs and budget.

The good news? Most of the time we can fix the problem without you needing to leave your home. Instead of breaking through your floor, we have a tunneling team who creates 3’ x 3’ tunnels outside of your property so our team can lift your home without causing you more problems. Now that’s some shift we can get behind.

When to Repair Foundation Problems

Temperate months, albeit hard to come by in Texas, are the best times for foundation repair. That’s why we recommend getting your foundation evaluated during fall and spring.

That being said, the best time to repair your foundation is when you first notice warning signs of foundation issues (i.e. doors that won’t close, stair-step cracks around windows). This will prevent more issues from developing and will allow us to help create a foundation maintenance plan tailored to your property.