Check your home's foundation risk factors
Central Texas foundation problems usually trace back to two things: expansive clay soil and moisture. Both leave a public record. Type your address below to see what USDA and FEMA have on file for your exact parcel, in plain language, no email required.
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Type your address and we will pull two public records for that exact parcel: USDA soil data (the expansive clay behind most Central Texas foundation problems) and the FEMA flood zone. No email required to see the results.
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That can happen with a new build or an incomplete address. A free on-site inspection can still tell you exactly what is happening under your home.
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These are the public records on file for this parcel, from the USDA soil survey and the FEMA flood map. They describe the ground and the flood mapping, not the condition of your foundation. Only an on-site inspection can establish that.
This is a preliminary indicator built from public records. It does not replace an on-site inspection, only that can confirm what is actually happening under your home.
Data sources: USDA NRCS Soil Survey (SSURGO), FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer.
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