Foundation Repair Services

Pflugerville Foundation Repairs works on slabs and on pier and beam houses across Pflugerville, from a single settled corner to a full perimeter lift, plus the drainage and root work that keeps soil moisture steady afterward.

  • Upfront Quotes
  • Slab & Pier and Beam
  • Residential & Commercial

Repairs, Piers and Prevention

Crack running across a painted concrete slab

Slab Foundation Repair

Lifting and supporting a concrete slab that has settled, tilted or dropped at one corner.

Slab Foundation Repair
Single-story brick house with shutters on a quiet street

Pier and Beam Repair

Shimming or replacing interior pads, correcting sagging beams and joists, and fixing what the crawl space is telling you.

Pier and Beam Repair
Single-story brick house with a tiled roof

Foundation Leveling

Bringing floors back toward their original elevation as far as the structure will safely allow.

Foundation Leveling
Brick house under construction on a fresh concrete slab

Piers and Underpinning

Pressed concrete and steel piers installed to carry the load past the soil that keeps moving.

Piers and Underpinning
Aerial view of dried, cracked clay ground

Drainage and Root Barriers

Grading, surface drains, downspout runs and vertical root barriers to steady the moisture around the slab.

Drainage and Root Barriers
Thin diagonal crack in a plastered wall

Foundation Inspection

Elevation readings, a walk of the interior and exterior, and a written summary of what was found.

Foundation Inspection
Concrete driveway slab in front of a white house

Commercial Foundations

Retail, office and light industrial slabs, scheduled around trading hours and floor loading.

Commercial Foundations

Choosing the Right Work for Your House

Two houses on the same street can need completely different things. A 1990s slab off Pecan Street with one settled corner and a healthy perimeter may need a short run of piers and better downspouts. A 1920s house near the old town center with a rotted sill beam needs carpentry before anything gets lifted.

The order matters too. Correcting drainage and installing a root barrier before lifting a slab often produces a more stable result than lifting first and dealing with the water later, because the soil under the piers stops swinging between saturated and bone dry.

If piers have been recommended to you, read the comparison of pressed concrete and steel piers so you know what you are being quoted. If you are still at the stage of wondering whether anything is wrong, start with a foundation inspection, see how the process works, or find your town on the service areas page.

Arrange a foundation inspection in Pflugerville

Tell us what the house is doing and we will plan the right inspection.

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