Doors that stick
The slab has dropped at one corner.
Fix: pressed piers under that corner.
Slab and pier and beam repair across Bexar County. Written price first.
Free inspectionEvery room measured, every crack photographed.
Written priceOn site, before anyone digs.
A year laterWe come back and measure again.
One crew, start to finish. No subcontractors under your house.

Pressed concrete or steel piers under the low side.

New piers, steel shims, and rotten sills replaced.

Slowly, a little at a time, so drywall stays put.

French drains and grading that keep water off the slab.

For sloped lots where the yard is moving too.

Driveways, walks and patios that cracked with the house.


The slab has dropped at one corner.
Fix: pressed piers under that corner.
Walls are being pulled two ways.
Fix: lift the low side, then patch.
The perimeter beam is settling.
Fix: piers along that wall.
Rain soaks the clay, August shrinks it.
Fix: a drain before anything else.
Shims have slipped or rotted.
Fix: steel shims and pier pads.
One pier has sunk.
Fix: a deeper pier in its place.
Beams span too far.
Fix: a new pier line under the sag.
No airflow, so wood swells.
Fix: vents and a vapour barrier.
We measure every room’s floor level and photograph each crack.
A written price on site, before anyone digs.
Piers go in and the house comes up slowly.
We measure again a year later, at no charge.

| Area | Inspections |
|---|---|
| Inside Loop 410 | Monday to Saturday |
| Stone Oak and Helotes | Monday to Friday |
| Schertz and Converse | Tuesday and Thursday |
| New Braunfels | Wednesday |
It depends on how many piers your house needs. You get a written price at the inspection, and it doesn’t change once we start.
Usually not for settling soil. It sometimes does when a plumbing leak caused it, so we check for leaks first.
No. You stay home. We work outside and under the house.
The written price lists the days. We start when we say we will.
We would rather see it first.
