Referral Marketing Disclosure

Last updated: September 25, 2026

Garland Foundation Repair Co. is a referral service. A call or request you send through this site goes to a local pro who works in your area. The inspection and any repair are done by that pro, not by us.

Crews and trucks aren't part of our business, and neither are repair tools. The professional gives any home inspection or engineering opinion. We never do. Below is how a referral works and where our money comes from. Then you can weigh what you read on this site with that in mind.

You don't pay us anything. You can ask for the inspection without paying or committing to any repair.

The foundation repair professional we connect you with may pay us. That might be a flat fee for every request we send them. It might instead be a fee for getting this site's requests over a set period. For the business, it's an advertising cost, part of what it pays to find customers, like any other ad. It is never billed to you.

Each professional we connect you with runs an independent business. They aren't our employee, and their prices and schedule are their own. So are their methods. We don't control any of it. A repair agreement is made between the two of you.

You won't find contractor ratings, rankings or reviews on this site. Don't take anything on it as a promise about how good any one company's work is. Before you sign, it's worth getting two things from the professional: proof of insurance and the scope of work in writing. Ask, too, whether an engineer will look over the repair plan. Several of the cities we serve want an engineer's letter or seal before issuing a foundation repair permit.

Getting other bids is always up to you. On a foundation repair, a second or third opinion is normal and wise. We'll never talk you out of one.

We write the articles and city pages to be useful to you even if you never call.

Soil figures are from the USDA soil survey, and housing age figures are from US Census data. Permit rules are from each city's own documents, and cost ranges are from published industry sources. Every figure names its source where it appears.

What these pages say can't be bought by any contractor. Whatever a pro pays us, the soil readings, cost ranges and permit rules stay exactly as the sources give them.

There may not be a professional free in every part of the area we list. In that case, we'll let you know instead of sending your request somewhere nobody will answer it.

For more on how this site works, see our terms and conditions, our disclaimer and our complaints policy.

Questions about how a referral works are welcome, by phone at (972) 284-1841 or through the contact page.