Hurst is a tightly built Mid-Cities suburb where most homes date to the city’s mid-century growth. Lots are compact and yards are full of mature trees, and in a dry summer those roots compete with the slab for what little moisture is left in the clay. Add a downspout dumping water against one corner of the house and you get the uneven soil moisture that moves a foundation.

The fixes start before the piers do. We look at drainage and grading as part of the inspection, then set dual piers where the foundation has actually dropped and bring it back to level. The repair is documented with a third-party engineering report and a lifetime transferable warranty.

Homeowners get a thorough inspection and honest advice. Realtors get a clean, documented repair for a Hurst listing. Investors get a warrantied fix on the file.

Call 817-447-4290 for a free Hurst inspection.

Proof, not promises

The kind of cracks we fix in Hurst

Cracked brick, separated corners, and split sheetrock are the visible signs of a moving foundation. Here is the same work, before we arrived and after the Dual-Pier System went in.

  • White brick pulling away at a garage corner before A-Custom Foundation Repair Before
    The same garage corner tightened and leveled after the Dual-Pier System repair After

    Garage corner separation

  • Stair-step crack running down the brick beneath a window before repair Before
    Brick beneath the window closed and realigned after A-Custom lifted the foundation After

    Stair-step crack at a window

FAQ

Hurst foundation repair questions

How much does foundation repair cost in the Fort Worth area?

Cost depends on the structure. Every home is different, so the foundation has to be inspected by a qualified professional before we can give you an accurate price. That is why the quote is free. We put the scope and the number in writing before any work begins.

What are the signs my foundation needs repair?

Watch for stair-step cracks in brick, cracks in interior sheetrock above doors and windows, doors and windows that stick, gaps where the wall meets the trim, and sloping or uneven floors. If you see any of these, get the foundation looked at promptly.

Do you offer a warranty?

Yes. The Dual-Pier System is backed by a lifetime transferable warranty covering foundation movement for the life of the structure. Because it transfers to the next owner, it is an asset when you sell the home.

Foundation trouble in Hurst? Get a free, no-pressure quote.