Common warning signs include cracks in walls or floors, doors or windows that stick, uneven floors, or gaps around trim and baseboards. You may also notice bowing basement walls or water seeping through foundation cracks—both are signs that your foundation may be shifting or settling and needs professional attention

Most foundation repairs can be completed in just a few days, depending on the severity of the damage and the repair method used. Smaller crack repairs may take only a day, while structural stabilization with piers or wall reinforcements may require several days to complete safely and effectively.

The most common causes are soil movement, poor drainage, tree roots, or changes in moisture levels around your home’s foundation. Over time, these shifts put uneven pressure on the structure, leading to cracks, sinking, or bowing walls.

Yes. Our foundation repair methods, such as wall anchors or Structural Steel I-beam reinforcement, are designed to stop movement and restore wall stability. In many cases, we can also gradually straighten bowed walls over time for a permanent solution.

It depends on the cause of the damage. Most insurance policies don’t cover foundation repairs due to normal settling or wear, but they may cover damage from sudden events like plumbing leaks or storms. We recommend checking with your insurance provider for specific details, and we’re happy to help document your issue for review.