What goes into the price
Every foundation and every repair is different, which is why there is no one-size-fits-all number. Our specialists inspect the home, design a system that solves the problem without over-engineering it, and price the work from a standard price sheet.
- Type of system: piers, anchors, reinforcement, or drainage
- Number of piers or anchors and depth to bearing soil
- Access around the structure and excavation required
- Interior finishes and utilities in the work area
- Permitting and engineering when required
Why fixing it is cheaper than waiting
A foundation problem never gets better on its own, and the longer it moves, the more it costs to correct.
- The problem gets worse and the repair scope grows
- Resale value drops with a known structural defect
- Cracks spread into finishes inside the home
- Doors and windows stick as the structure racks
- You lose usable space in the basement or crawl space
- Pests get in through cracks and gaps
Disclosure and resale
The Real Estate Seller Disclosure Act requires that foundation problems be disclosed to potential buyers. Realtors routinely discount homes with structural defects by 10 to 20% to move them, and lenders can hesitate to write a mortgage on a house with a major structural problem.
Permanent repair with a transferable written warranty is usually the cheaper path.
Financing is available
We offer financing options for practically any job. During the in-home visit, your specialist walks through the programs available so you can spread the cost over time.