Foundation Inspection

Cracks in a foundation are a symptom, not the problem itself. We identify what's actually moving underneath, in most cases Central Texas's expansive clay soil, and stabilize the foundation to its maximum practical level so the crack stops growing.

Sunken or uneven concrete slabs are stabilized and leveled to their maximum practical level using QFR's steel push pier system, addressing the settlement itself rather than masking it.

Central Texas's expansive clay soil is the leading cause of foundation movement in the area. We stabilize the foundation down to soil that doesn't move, so the problem stays solved rather than recurring every dry season.

Larger commercial and industrial structures carry different loads and settlement patterns than residential homes. We scope and stabilize these foundations with the same diagnose-first approach, minimizing disruption to operations.

Slab foundations move differently than pier and beam homes. QFR stabilizes slab foundations exclusively with in-house manufactured steel push piers, driven to load-bearing strata to address cracking and settlement.

For pier and beam homes, QFR uses Adjust-A-Piers exclusively, a system that can be re-leveled later if the foundation shifts again, rather than a fixed pier that requires full replacement.

Building on Central Texas's expansive clay soil calls for foundation planning that accounts for long-term soil movement from the start, not just at repair time.

House leveling stabilizes a home's foundation to its maximum practical level, for both slab and pier and beam homes, addressing sloped floors and the strain they put on doors, windows, and walls.