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Foundation Repair in Huntsville, TX

Cracks in brick or drywall, doors that stick and floors that feel uneven can all be signs of foundation movement, but not every crack means a failing foundation. Call 936-294-9706 and we will take a look at your foundation and explain what we find.

Call 936-294-9706

Phone hours: Monday–Friday: 7 AM–7 PM

Foundation repair is the broad starting point. We inspect the foundation system, look for the likely cause of movement and recommend how to stabilize and support the structure. Depending on what we find, the work may fall under one of our specialties: slab foundation repair or pier and beam foundation repair and leveling.

House held on red steel posts while a new concrete block foundation wall is built in an excavated trench
Foundation Repair by Rodriguez House Leveling & Foundation

What homeowners notice first

These are the signs that most often lead to a call. Many have ordinary explanations: houses settle, humidity changes how doors fit, and drywall cracks for reasons unrelated to the foundation. We do not diagnose from appearance alone.

  • Cracks in drywall, brick or siding
  • Doors and windows that stick or won't close
  • Sloping, uneven or bouncy floors
  • Gaps between walls, ceilings and floors
  • Cracks in slabs, driveways or patios
  • Steps, porches or chimneys pulling away from the home

What the evaluation covers

We walk the property, look at the foundation, floors and walls, and photograph problem areas. Afterward we explain what we see in plain language and give you a written estimate if work is recommended.

  • The foundation and the brick or siding above it
  • Interior floors, walls, doors and windows
  • Slabs, driveways, patios and steps where relevant
  • Soil and moisture conditions around the home

Foundation repair or house leveling?

The two overlap. House leveling is about bringing sloping or uneven floors back toward level. Foundation repair is the wider question of why the structure moved and how to stabilize it. If your main complaint is an uneven floor, the house leveling page is a good place to start. If you are seeing cracks or movement and are not sure why, start here. Slab homes and raised pier-and-beam homes each have their own page because the work is different.

Repair scope

We repair settling, shifting and cracked foundations and address the soil and moisture issues behind the movement. The goal is to stabilize and support the structure and deal with the cause, not only the visible symptoms. The specific method depends on your foundation type and what the evaluation shows, and we explain it before work is scheduled.

Foundation Repair project photos

  • New block stem wall and footing excavated beside a house foundation
    Foundation Repair project
  • Foundation wall waterproofing membrane with gravel drainage along a house
    Foundation Repair project
  • Excavated foundation beside a brick house during underpinning repair
    Foundation Repair project
  • Underpinning excavation and temporary shoring along a brick foundation wall
    Foundation Repair project
  • Basement block wall stabilized with steel I-beam supports
    Foundation Repair project
  • Foundation repair project photo
    Foundation Repair project

What happens when you call

  1. 1

    You call and tell us what you have noticed

    Cracks, uneven floors, sticking doors: describe what you are seeing and we will arrange a time to visit.

  2. 2

    We inspect on site

    We look at the foundation, floors and walls, and photograph problem areas.

  3. 3

    We explain what we find

    You get a plain-language explanation of what is happening and whether anything needs repair.

  4. 4

    You receive a written estimate

    If work is recommended, the estimate is in writing with the repair options laid out.

  5. 5

    Repairs, with updates

    If you go ahead, the crew completes the work and keeps you informed along the way.

What to expect, and what this service does not cover

  • A crack or a sticking door is a reason to look, not proof that the foundation has failed.
  • Repairs stabilize and support the structure. They do not make existing cosmetic damage, such as cracked drywall or paint, disappear.
  • We will tell you what we think is causing what you are seeing and what we recommend, so you can decide with the information in hand.

Foundation Repair questions

What causes a foundation to move?

Movement is usually tied to settling soils, changes in moisture and time. How it shows up depends on the foundation type and the soil under and around the home.

Does every crack mean my foundation has a problem?

No. Houses settle, and drywall, brick and concrete can crack for ordinary reasons. Cracks that grow, that appear along with sticking doors or uneven floors, or that show up in several places are worth having looked at.

Do you only repair the visible cracks?

No. We inspect the foundation system, look for what is causing the movement and recommend repairs that stabilize and support the structure, rather than treating only what you can see.

What happens during the inspection?

We walk the property, look at the foundation, floors and walls, and photograph problem areas. Then we explain what we found in plain language and put any recommended work in a written estimate.

How do I know whether I need the slab or the pier and beam service?

It depends on how your home is built. A home on a concrete slab has no crawl space, while a raised home sits on piers with open space underneath. If you are not sure which you have, we can tell when we visit.

Where we provide Foundation Repair

Our service area includes Huntsville, Conroe, Willis, Spring, Madisonville and Bryan. You can also read about all of our service areas.

Questions about Foundation Repair? Give us a call.

Tell us what you have noticed. We will arrange a time to look at the property, explain what we find in plain language and, if work is recommended, give you a written estimate.

Call 936-294-9706

Phone hours: Monday–Friday: 7 AM–7 PM