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Our network of foundation repair contractors connects you with licensed, insured professionals who will inspect your home, pinpoint the foundation issues, and put a price in writing. That covers the full range of foundation repair services, including basement waterproofing and everything from a single crack to full structural repair on a settling concrete foundation.
The Find a Contractor tool locates certified foundation repair contractors serving your zip code and the surrounding area. Every contractor in our network is pre-screened for licensing, insurance, and workmanship. Each one is also trained on Earth Contact Products systems, so the quality standard stays the same from one market to the next.
Matching by geography also means the contractor already knows the soil conditions where you live, whether that is expansive clay, freeze-thaw cycles, or drainage problems the EPA links to grading and seepage around the house.
Contractors in the network install American-made products from Earth Contact Products, a manufacturer of steel piers, helical piers, waterproofing systems, and foam for concrete leveling.
Using the Find a Contractor tool gets you:
Foundation problems get more expensive the longer they sit. Use the Find a Contractor tool to see foundation repair contractors near you, schedule a free inspection, and get a free estimate before you commit to anything.
Use the map at the top of this page, or pick your state from the dropdown. You will see the certified contractors covering your area along with the services each one handles and a phone number. Reach out to one for an inspection, or contact a few and compare what they tell you.
There is no flat rate. Cost depends on the repair method, how much of the house needs support, how easy the work area is to reach, and labor rates in your market, so a single crack repair and a full row of piers land in different ranges entirely. A contractor sorts that out during the inspection and gives you the number in writing at no charge.
For almost all foundation problems, no. Sealing a crack yourself covers the symptom, but if the house is still moving, the crack comes back. If you are not sure which category your problem falls into, have a certified contractor look at it. The inspection costs nothing, and you will know whether you are dealing with a cosmetic crack or active movement before you spend a dollar.
Usually not. State insurance regulators list earth movement, settling, cracking, and subsidence among the standard exclusions in a homeowners policy, because insurers treat that damage as maintenance rather than sudden loss. A burst pipe under the slab is the common exception, since the failure happened all at once. Pull up your policy, look at the exclusions, and call your agent before you schedule work.
Repaired and documented is worth more than unrepaired and disclosed. Buyers and their inspectors react to visible movement in a home’s foundation, and a permitted repair with a warranty answers that concern up front. Ask whether it is a transferable warranty that passes to the next owner, and keep the estimate, the permit, and the final invoice together for closing.
Look for a current license, active insurance, real experience with your type of foundation damage, a written estimate that spells out the method and materials, and a transferable warranty. My Foundation Repairs takes the guesswork out by matching you with a foundation repair company who already checks every box.