House leveling restores your foundation as close as possible to its original position. Over time, homes naturally shift or sink. Leveling corrects that movement and protects your home's structure.

Look for cracks in walls or floors, sticking doors or windows, and sloping floors. If something feels "off," it's best to schedule a free inspection before the problem gets worse.

Texas soil is the main culprit. Clay expands and shrinks with moisture, causing movement. Plumbing leaks, poor drainage, and tree roots can also damage foundations.

Common warning signs include cracks in bricks or drywall, gaps around windows or doors, sticking doors, uneven floors, or visible separation at the base of your house.

Foundation repair fixes structural damage. House leveling repositions your home. They often go hand-in-hand, and our team is experienced in handling both.

Yes. In Texas, most homes are built on slab or pier-and-beam foundations. Each type requires different methods. We work with all foundation types and tailor solutions to your home.

Cost depends on your home's size and the extent of damage. Most jobs in Texas fall between $3,500-$12,000. We always provide a free and detailed estimate before starting any work.

Most projects take 1-3 days. Larger or more complex jobs may take longer, but we'll explain your timeline clearly before work begins.

In most cases, yes. For pier-and-beam homes, work is usually done underneath. Major slab jobs may require minor adjustments, but you'll always know what to expect ahead of time.

Yes, always. We'll inspect your home, explain what we find, and give you a written quote. No pressure, no obligation.

It's rare, but possible if pipes are already strained. That's why we lift carefully, monitor closely, and let you know if we notice anything unusual.

Sometimes. If foundation damage is caused by a covered event, your policy may apply. General settling usually isn't covered. We're happy to guide you through what is typically included.