FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. What are the best methods of foundation repair?

There are a lot of different methods to repair foundations, and the best method depends on the cause of the issue. Many times, the best methods are slab jacking (lifting the slab back into place by injecting polyurethane underneath the slab), drilling and installing concrete or metal piers, or simply patching and sealing the damaged area.

Q. How much does foundation repair cost?

It depends on the damage, but the range is between roughly $2,010 and $7,717, typically. The national average is around $4,714.

Q. Is foundation repair covered by insurance?

It depends on how the damage occurred. Damage from age and wear and tear won’t be covered, but damage from earthquakes or floods might be, depending on if the homeowner has additional policies for these events.

Q. Are foundation repairs worth the cost?

In most cases, yes. The home’s entire structure sits on the foundation, so the damage could affect the rest of the home. However, homeowners will want to get and compare multiple quotes before settling on a contractor.

Q. How long does foundation repair take?

Foundation repairs can take just a few days or several weeks to complete, depending on the damage, cause, and solution.

Q. How do I know if a foundation repair company is reputable?

There are a few ways for a customer to judge a company’s reputation. First, they can take a look at how long the company has been in business. New companies may not have established themselves enough to be reputable yet. Also, customers can check out the companies’ warranties, references, insurance coverage, and licenses to ensure everything is on the up and up.