Custom Foundation Repair

Your home is likely one of your biggest investments, and maintaining its value is important for long-term financial stability. One crucial component of maintaining the value of your home is foundation repair. In this blog post, we’ll explore the role of foundation repair in maintaining the value of your home and how Hargrave Custom Foundation…

There are a number of different materials and tools for your foundation construction and repair needs, depending on building types, soil condition, and the foundation type utilized for your home, business, or industrial building. Of the wide variety of foundation materials, steel pipe piers are used in many types of construction. Hargrave’s steel pipe pier…

Your home’s foundation is its backbone, providing essential support and stability. However, in the ever-changing Texas climate, it faces constant threats from soil expansion, contraction, and erosion. The good news is that your landscaping can act as a silent guardian, shielding your foundation from these damaging forces. At Hargrave Custom Foundation Repair, we’re passionate about…

At Hargrave Custom Foundation Repair, we understand the importance of a solid foundation. Your home’s foundation is its base, its rock-solid support that keeps it standing strong. However, did you know that your local climate can have a significant impact on the health of your foundation? Let’s delve into how the climate affects your foundation…

Watering the soil around your home during winter has numerous benefits. It will help you avoid foundational issues, resulting in cracked walls, sticking doors, unlevelled floors, and structural risks. The soil around your home may dry or contract in the winter, causing your foundation to tip and resulting in expensive damages to your Texas home….

After construction, many homeowners expect that to do maintenance on things that experience heavy wear and tear like fixtures and bills only. This is often at the expense of the foundation, which is the basis of the entire house and probably the most critical of all to keep sound. Based on this, it seems proper…