Custom Foundation Repair

If you’ve ever tried looking for information on concrete cracks, you know it can be tough to find. There seems to be a lot of theories and not enough facts. What causes concrete to crack? How do you repair the foundation? Why do concrete foundations fail in the first place? This article will answer these…

Ideally, you will catch foundation damage before it starts to have a major effect on any other area of your home. However, if you ignore signs like cracking and let your foundation continue to sink or shift, the damage will start to manifest away from your foundation. What you will see is likely warped floors,…

Foundation repair is an important aspect of homeownership that is often overlooked or ignored until it becomes a major problem. When the foundation is not properly maintained or repaired, it can lead to serious problems such as cracks in walls, uneven floors, and even structural collapse. Here are six importance tips of proper foundation repair…

Ah, Texas – the land of unpredictable weather, from scorching summers to surprise freezes. While we Texans are accustomed to these wild swings, your home’s foundation might not be as resilient. The changing seasons can cause significant stress on your foundation, leading to cracks, shifts, and costly repairs. At Hargrave Custom Foundation Repair, we’re here…

Water is essential for life, but not when it’s flooding your basement or eroding soil from around your foundation. Drainage problems can quickly escalate from minor annoyances to major headaches, costing you time, money, and peace of mind. Luckily, proactive action can prevent disaster. So, how do you know when it’s time to call in…

While trees add beauty and value to your property, their placement and species choice are crucial in preventing potential foundation damage. Hargrave Custom Foundation Repair can give helpful information on how to plant trees responsibly to safeguard the integrity of your home’s foundation. Understanding the Impact of Trees on Foundations Trees can pose a risk…