Category: Foundation Repair
Foundation repair in Houston Texas by Structured Foundation Repairs Houston
Houston “Flash Drought” Reveals Foundation Repair Need
From Flood To “Flash Drought” Houston experienced record amounts of rainfall this Spring which created all kinds of problems for homeowners. Just ask those folks living without flooring and drywall since the Memorial Day storm and its flooding. Since then temperatures have spiked into the…
Houston Foundation Repair for Savvy Realtors and Homeowners
Structured Foundation Repairs Houston Serves Savvy Realtors and Homeowners! Our whole process is designed for the quick response you need as a realtor, and, to provide you all the documents lenders need to close your sale. Other Houston foundation repair companies may quote realtors 2…
5 Questions You Must Ask About Foundation Repair
Your realtor, your electrician, your plumber, even your hair stylist must meet educational requirements and be strictly tested before being issued a required license to practice their trade. Not So For Foundation Repair Foundation repair is an unregulated industry in the State of Texas. No…
Foundation Repair: Savvy Realtors Avoid 3 Closing Pitfalls
Proactive, savvy realtors who know how to handle foundation repair issues gain the trust of buyers and sellers alike. And they will close more sales. Foundation repair is a common closing issue in Houston due to expanding clay soil near the surface. Become successful as…
Houston Foundation Repair: Concrete Slab Foundations
Concrete pressed pilings are one of the most used techniques for foundation repair in Houston, Texas. The steel-threaded concrete piling and its installation method was specifically designed for the clay soils found here and in various areas throughout Texas. Take a look below to find…
Pier and Beam Foundation Repair Houston
Many older homes in Houston, indeed some elegant newer homes, need pier and beam foundation repair. Pier and beam foundations’ problems are quite different to concrete slabs, and, they require a different approach to restoration. They are usually composed of many vertical concrete bases which support the structure – called “piers”.…
