Foundation Repair in Dallas, Texas
LIST OF SERVICES
Foundation Repair
- Foundation Inspections
- Concrete Piers
- Cracks - Floor & Wall
- Foundation Monitoring
- Steel Hybrid Piers
- Gaps - Door & Wall
- House Leveling
- Steel Piers
- Leaks - Foundation
- Slab Foundation
- TexJack
- Settlement - Foundation
- Pier & Beam Foundation
- Sonotube®
- Sloping - Floors
- Sticking Doors & Windows
- Commercial Foundation
Crawl Space Repair
- Mold & Mildew
- Structural Damage
- Encapsulation
- Pest Infestations
- Water Damage
- Structural Supports
- Dehumidification
Drainage & Gutter Solutions
- Damage
- French Drains
- Sump Pumps
- Water Overflow
- Surface Drains
- Gutters
Concrete Repair
- Cracked & Uneven Concrete
- Concrete Caulking
- Sinkhole Remediation
- Concrete Lifting
- Concrete Sealing
Getting Started with Foundation Repair
Your home is the foundation for your family, providing comfort, protection and security. When that foundation becomes weakened or damaged, not only is the safety of your family compromised but it places your financial security and peace of mind at risk as well. Call BMB Construction, LLC today for a FREE Foundation Repair Estimate. Once we have a better understanding of your needs, we will use our professional know-how to find the right affordable solutions to ensure a long lasting repair and results you can count
Different Types of Foundations
Slab Foundation
Concrete pressed pilings locked with steel eliminates the possibility of lateral movement. Deep steel piers driven directly below your home’s foundation, doing away with the need for troublesome brackets.
Pier and Beam Techniques
Concrete pad and block Replacement of rotten or broken beams, joists and sole plates Re-shimming using only steel shims
Identifying Foundation Problems
Cracks in Walls: Look for horizontal cracks in drywall and bricks. Vertical cracks in mortar may indicate settling, but horizontal cracks are more serious and may signal foundation heaving.
Sticking Doors and Windows: If doors and windows are suddenly difficult to open or close, or you notice gaps between your doors and the frame, it may indicate that the foundation is shifting.
Uneven Floors: Sloping or sagging floors can be a good indicator that the foundation is no longer level. Small dips are often manageable, but significant changes may warrant professional investigation.
Water Intrusion: If you're experiencing unexplained water leaks in your basement or any damp spots, the foundation may be compromised, necessitating a thorough inspection.