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Yes. Every inspection and written estimate is free with no obligation. We shoot elevations, identify the actual cause of the movement, and give you an honest assessment — including telling you when the problem is cosmetic and does not need structural repair. That happens more often than you would expect.

Hairline vertical cracks under an eighth of an inch are usually concrete shrinkage and may only need sealing. Horizontal cracks, stair-step cracks through brick or block, anything wider than a quarter inch, and any crack that is actively growing generally signal soil pressure or settlement that needs structural attention.

Most residential repairs fall between $3,500 and $18,000 depending on the cause. Polyurethane crack sealing for a single crack typically runs $400–$900. Push and helical piers are priced per pier. Full perimeter pier-and-beam stabilization on an older home runs higher. You get a written itemized figure after the inspection — never a phone quote.

Usually not for gradual settlement, but generally yes for sudden accidental damage — a plumbing leak under the slab, a tree falling on the house, storm impact. Bring us your declarations page and we will document the cause so your adjuster has what they need.

Yes. Structural underpinning carries a transferable lifetime warranty on the piers themselves plus a multi-year workmanship warranty on the installation. Crack repairs carry a long-term seal warranty. All of it is in writing before work starts.

Almost always. Foundation work is performed from the exterior or in the crawl space and rarely requires anyone to move out. Most residential projects are finished in a few days.