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Foundation repair in Dallas Fort Worth
Liamond matches property owners and businesses in Dallas Fort Worth with one checked, insured foundation repair company. Submitting is free and takes a few minutes.
How it works
Tell us about the job. We match you with the company we believe fits it best and introduce you by email. The company visits, confirms the price and signs a contract with you. When the work is done, we ask you how it went.
Why cracks show up in the fall
Much of Dallas Fort Worth sits on clay soil that swells when it is wet and shrinks when it is dry. After a hot, dry summer the soil has pulled back, and that is often when new cracks and sticking doors appear.
What to send us
What you are seeing (cracks in walls or brick, doors that stick, gaps around windows or sloping floors), the age of the home if you know it, and photos of the cracks.
How we check every company
Texas has no statewide license for foundation repair, so insurance and references matter most. Before a company meets you, we confirm its general liability insurance with the insurer and contact two references from recent jobs.
Only the company we match you with gets your contact details, and your request is never sold.
Before you sign a foundation contract
Foundation work is expensive and hard to undo. These five points protect you with any company you choose.
1. Ask for a plumbing test first
A leaking pipe under the slab can keep the soil wet and move the house on its own. A plumber's pressure test shows whether the pipes are sound before anyone sells you piers, and fixing a leak can change the whole repair plan.
2. Ask for a second test after the lift
Raising a slab can crack pipes. A plumbing test after the work confirms nothing broke.
3. Get the pier plan in writing
The contract should show how many piers, what type and where they go, on a drawing. An independent engineer that you choose and pay can confirm the plan before work starts.
4. Read the warranty closely
Ask whether it transfers to the next owner and how soon after a sale the transfer must happen. Check that the company issuing it has been in business long enough to stand behind it.
5. Keep the paperwork together
When the work is done, you should have the pier details, the engineer's letter if you used one, the plumbing test results and the warranty certificate. Buyers ask for them when you sell.
Every company Liamond matches is checked before you hear its name, so your energy can go to questions like these.
Questions clients ask
Do I need an engineer's report first?
Start with the cause, not the sale. You do not need an engineer, and it is your choice. An independent licensed engineer, hired and paid by you, finds what is moving and why before any company quotes. Published Dallas Fort Worth fees for a typical home evaluation run about $350 to $800, and more for large homes or active damage (local engineering firms and cost guides, checked Oct 30, 2026). The report is yours to share with any company you choose.
Is every crack a foundation problem?
No. Small hairline cracks are common as a house settles. Cracks that keep growing, doors that start sticking and gaps around windows are worth having checked.
Does it cost anything?
No. Submitting a project and getting matched is free.
What if the company goes quiet?
If the company does not respond or keeps delaying before work starts, text or email us. We match you with another company at no cost.
Where we work
Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Richardson, Garland, Rockwall, Rowlett, Wylie, Sachse, Murphy, Irving, Arlington, Denton, Grand Prairie and Mesquite, plus the communities around them.
Tell us about your project.
Free to request, with no obligation.