FAQ

A: Common signs that your foundation may need repairs include cracks in walls or floors, sloping floors, doors or windows that stick, and moisture in the basement.

A: The time it takes to repair a foundation can vary depending on the extent of the damage and the repair method being used. Minor repairs may take a few days, while more extensive repairs can take several weeks.

A: The cost of foundation repair can vary greatly depending on the extent of the damage, the repair method needed, and the size of the foundation. It’s best to get a professional assessment to determine the cost.

A: While some minor foundation repairs can be done by homeowners, it’s generally recommended to hire a professional foundation repair contractor to ensure the job is done correctly and to prevent further damage.

A: Common causes of foundation damage include poor drainage, soil movement, tree roots, plumbing leaks, and poor construction practices.

A: A properly repaired foundation should last for many years, but it’s important to address any underlying issues that may have caused the damage in the first place to ensure the longevity of the repair.

A: Addressing foundation issues and having them repaired professionally can actually increase your home’s resale value, as it shows potential buyers that the foundation is stable and structurally sound.

Always consult with a professional foundation repair contractor for an accurate assessment and advice tailored to your specific situation.