Foundation repair services in Collin County, TX
Each page explains what the work involves, what the cities require, what it tends to cost and what to ask before you sign. When you're ready, we can connect you with an independent local foundation repair company.
Slab foundation repair
Why slabs move on Collin County's expansive clay, how pier-based repairs generally work, why every city here asks for a Texas-licensed engineer's sealed design, and what a good estimate spells out.
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Pier and beam repair
How a pier and beam (crawl space) foundation differs from a slab, the kinds of repairs these homes commonly get, why the city still wants a Texas-licensed engineer's design, and how to keep the crawl space healthy.
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Engineer evaluation
What a structural engineer's foundation evaluation is, why Texas treats diagnosing a foundation as engineering, how city permits depend on a sealed design, how to check a license, and what it typically costs.
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Drainage correction
On expansive clay, keeping soil moisture even around the house is the main thing an owner can control. How grading, gutters, downspout extensions, French drains, root barriers and careful watering fit together.
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Foundation crack repair
How slab cracks, brick and mortar cracks and interior drywall cracks are usually repaired, why patching a crack doesn't stop the movement behind it, and the order engineering and preservation guidelines suggest: find the cause, stabilize, then do the cosmetic work.
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