Foundation Repair in Nacogdoches, TX

Yes, and they are a large part of what we do. Older homes need to be lifted slowly and in stages to protect plaster, trim and masonry, which is exactly how we approach them.

That is what the free inspection answers. We take measurements across the floor, look at the support system underneath, and tell you plainly whether it needs repair, monitoring, or nothing at all.

Yes. We can inspect, provide a written scope and price for your records, and schedule the work around tenants where that is needed.

The price follows the scope, and in Nacogdoches that often includes wood — the housing stock is old enough that sills and beams frequently need replacing alongside the supports. We inspect the crawlspace, price the real scope in writing, and charge nothing for either.

Redland clay holds water tightly and changes volume noticeably as it wets and dries. It is productive soil and difficult foundation soil for the same reason. Houses on it move seasonally unless the water reaching them is controlled.

It raises the stakes on drainage. Low lots and creek bottoms keep the soil wetter for longer, and a crawlspace on one will hold moisture that rots sills and beams. Getting water away from and out from under the house is usually the first thing we address.

Yes, and Nacogdoches has plenty of them. Old houses are generally very repairable — we replace the untreated wood at the bearing points, rebuild failed piers and add supports where original spans were too long, working incrementally so original finishes survive the lift.

Yes. We can coordinate with tenants, work around occupancy, and send the owner the elevation readings, photographs and written scope directly. It is a routine arrangement for us.

One to three days for typical pier work, longer where structural wood replacement is involved. You get a schedule with the quote.

Yes — a long-term warranty on our lifting work, with the terms in writing before we begin.