Foundation Repair in Dallas, TX

Dallas is a city of contrasts — gleaming high-rises downtown, stately Tudor homes in Highland Park and University Park, mid-century ranches in Lake Highlands, and brand-new construction pushing north toward Richardson and Plano. What they all share is the same challenging North Texas soil. The expansive clay beneath Dallas neighborhoods absorbs moisture like a sponge, then shrinks and cracks during the brutal summer heat. This constant expansion and contraction puts enormous stress on foundations, whether your home was built in the 1920s or 2020s. From the older pier and beam structures in East Dallas and Oak Cliff to modern post-tension slabs in far North Dallas, foundation movement is one of the most common — and most misunderstood — issues Dallas homeowners face. Our inspectors work throughout Dallas County every single day, evaluating homes in Lakewood, Preston Hollow, Casa Linda, Oak Lawn, and dozens of other neighborhoods. We understand how Dallas builds, how Dallas soil behaves, and what it takes to keep your home level and solid for decades to come.