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Book Your Free Inspection in Garland
Tell us what you're seeing. We'll help you work out what it means.
A free inspection is a simple place to start if something about your house has you uneasy. Fill in the form, and someone will get in touch to set up a free inspection. You won't pay for it, and you can stop there if you like.
Calling works just as well: (972) 284-1841.
What Happens Next
We get in touch. We'll confirm what you're seeing and where the house is.
You get a free inspection. Someone measures floor heights through the house and looks at the outside: the brick, the drainage and the slab edge. It's the only way to know whether the movement is normal for this soil.
You get the findings in writing. If repair is needed, that report is what an engineer works from, and what the City of Garland needs for the permit. If repair isn't needed, you'll have a measured baseline to compare against next year.
Plenty of people stop after step three, and that's a perfectly good outcome.
Before You Send
You don't have to diagnose anything yourself. Describing it in plain words is enough. Something like "the hall door began catching last summer" is more useful to us than a guess about piers.
Two things help, if you have them:
- The city or ZIP code of the house, so we know which ground conditions apply. Soil changes quickly across the area. Garland sits on very reactive clay right at the surface, while much of Balch Springs has sandy soil over its clay.
- Roughly when you first noticed it. A new crack means something different from an old one.
Unsure whether it's worth mentioning? Read what foundation problems look like first.