
Do I Have Signs of a Sinkhole or Foundation Issues?
How do you know if you have a sinkhole developing or if you just have foundation issues?
Read article →Practical guidance for Houston homeowners on foundation repair, soil conditions, drainage, and protecting your home.

How do you know if you have a sinkhole developing or if you just have foundation issues?
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Having a high clay content, Houston’s soil is extremely vulnerable to seasonal fluctuations, which cause it to significantly expand during the winter and shrink just as much in the summer.
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Currently, there are two types of foundations prevalent in Houston and surrounding areas: slab-on-grade foundations and pier and beam foundations.
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Excess water isn’t the only factor that can cause foundation issues. Dry weather can also lead to a variety of problems for your home’s foundation.
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When it comes to Houston homes, foundation repair problems can lead to major structural damage just like the foundation issues that are left unaddressed.
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Lifting your Houston home above the minimum BFE can help you save a lot of money on insurance as well as maintenance and repairs.
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An example is the gradual water damage due to a leak in an outdoor or indoor swimming pool or hot tub that has been improperly installed or built.
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If you’ve recently noticed cracks in your drywall, you probably ask yourself whether they’re dangerous or not.
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Houston can experience long periods of time without rain. You need to act accordingly for the health of your foundation, as periods of extreme weather can damage your structure without foundation irrigation.
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Although the hurricane season is fast approaching, it’s not too late to prepare your home before a big storm heads your way.
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In a nutshell, proper landscaping can help you prevent foundation damage and extend the lifespan of your Houston home.
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Because the foundation plays a crucial role in the overall construction quality as well as the building stability and durability, it must be strong enough to support the weight of your home and withstand the stresses resulting from temperature fluctuations, slight soil movement, and hydrostatic pressures.
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