Professional Foundation Repair

We find what's wrong under your house.

Free written report

Findings, cause, and a repair estimate in writing

Local crews

Same team every visit, not a call center

No pressure

If a crack is cosmetic, we say so

Get a straight answer
Preferred contact method
Tell us what the problem looks like and roughly when it started.
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Core services, done deep

12+

Kansas cities served

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Counties: Wyandotte, Johnson, Leavenworth

Free

On-site inspection + written estimate

Serving Kansas City, KS
How we work

We find the cause first, then match the repair to your house, not to a package.

Most foundation and basement problems in Kansas City trace back to the same few causes: expansive clay soil, water that has nowhere to drain, and time. We inspect for the cause, explain what we found in plain language, and put the options and pricing in writing. If the problem is minor, we tell you that too.

Exterior basement waterproofing membrane and drain board installation
Something does not look right?

Common signs of a foundation or basement problem

Some of these are minor. Others get worse if they are left alone. An inspection tells you which one you are dealing with.

Cracks in walls or floors

Stair-step cracks in block, horizontal cracks, or cracks that keep opening up.

Uneven or sloping floors

Floors that dip toward one side, or a bounce that was not there before.

Water or damp in the basement

Water after storms, wet spots on the wall, a musty smell, or white residue.

Bowing or leaning walls

A basement wall that curves inward, tips at the top, or has a long horizontal crack.

How Kansas City clay soil moves a foundation

Almost every foundation and basement problem in this area traces back to expansive clay soil that swells when wet and shrinks when dry.

WET SEASONClay expands, pushes up and inwardDRY SEASONClay shrinks away, support is lost
In a wet spring the clay expands and pushes up and inward on the walls and footing. In a dry summer it shrinks away and support is lost under one part of the house. Poor drainage and large trees make the swing worse.

Foundation repair

Cracks, settlement, sticking doors, bowing walls. We find the cause first, then match the repair to your house instead of selling a package.

Foundation push pier installation in the Kansas City metro
Exterior basement waterproofing membrane and drain board installation

Basement waterproofing

If water is getting in, we trace where it comes from and stop it, whether that means interior drainage, exterior work, grading, or a better sump setup.

Where water gets into a basement

Water almost never comes through solid concrete. It comes through five common openings, pushed in by pressure from the saturated soil outside.

saturated soil1Over the top of the wall2Cracks in the wall3Pipe and tie-hole penetrations4The cove joint5Up through the slabhydrostatic pressure
The cove joint where the wall meets the floor is the most common entry point, followed by wall cracks, pipe penetrations, over the top of the wall, and up through the slab.

What the inspection process looks like

1Book a visit2On-site inspection3Written plan and price4The repair
The on-site inspection and written estimate are free, and there is no pressure to decide on the spot.
Why homeowners call us

Clear answers, not a sales pitch

We explain what is happening

You will know the cause and your options before you decide anything.

We know Kansas City soil

Expansive clay, freeze-thaw, and heavy spring rain drive most movement and water problems here.

Everything in writing

A written scope and estimate, so there are no surprises once the crew is on site.

No pressure

If a crack is cosmetic, we will tell you that too. An inspection is not a commitment.

Serving Kansas City and the Kansas suburbs

We work across the Kansas side of the metro, from Wyandotte and Leavenworth counties down through Johnson County.

Questions Kansas City homeowners ask

It depends on the repair. Sealing a leaking crack is often a few hundred dollars. Stabilizing a settled section with steel piers, or anchoring a bowed wall, commonly runs from several thousand into the tens of thousands. The free inspection is how you get a real number for your house.
Thin vertical cracks in poured concrete are common as concrete cures and are usually just sealed for water. Horizontal cracks, stair-step cracks in block, and cracks wider than about 1/8 inch are more likely to be structural. Width, direction, and whether it is still moving are what matter.
Yes. The on-site inspection and written estimate are free for homeowners across the Kansas side of the metro, and you are not committed to anything by having us come out.
Water comes through openings, the cove joint, cracks, penetrations, not solid concrete, and it is pushed in by pressure from soil that cannot drain. Fixing downspouts and grading, sealing the entry point, or adding an interior drain handles it depending on the cause.
Settlement and bowing walls usually keep going as long as the cause, soil movement and water, is still there. Waiting often means a bigger repair and fewer options.
Warranty terms come from the servicing contractor and are provided in writing with your estimate once final company details are set.

Verified customer reviews are on the way

We are a newer company and are collecting reviews from our first Kansas City customers. When we come out, ask for references and we will connect you with recent local jobs.

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