AAA Foundation Service

If your home was built on a concrete slab, shifting soil or water issues can cause it to settle unevenly. You might notice cracked tiles, sloping floors, or gaps between the wall and floor. Our slab foundation repair corrects these issues by lifting and leveling the slab back to its original position.We start with a free foundation inspection to assess the damage and determine the best repair method. Using steel piers or concrete lifting with polyurethane, we stabilize your foundation and preven...

Older homes in Katy, TX often have pier and beam foundations, which can develop problems like rotting wood, sagging floors, or cracks in interior walls. Our pier and beam repair service addresses the root cause — whether it's failing support piers, damaged beams, or poor crawl space ventilation.Our process includes a thorough inspection of your crawl space, replacing rotted wood, installing new concrete or steel piers, and leveling the structure. We also address moisture issues that lead to wood...

When your foundation settles unevenly, your entire house can tilt, causing doors to stick, windows to jam, and walls to crack. House leveling is the process of raising and stabilizing your home back to its original level position. At AAA Foundation Service, we've leveled over 30,000 homes in the Katy, TX area — more than any other local company.We use advanced techniques including steel push piers, helical piers, and polyurethane foam injection to lift your home gently and precisely. Our team wo...

Foundation problems tend to show up slowly, through sticking doors, cracked drywall, or floors that no longer feel level. We handle foundation repair for homes of all types, starting with a close look at what is causing the movement. Whether the issue is shifting soil, moisture changes, or aging supports, we recommend a repair method that addresses the cause rather than only the symptoms. Our work is backed by a lifetime transferable warranty, and we offer financing with no interest for up to 18...

If your home sits on a concrete slab, uneven settling can crack tiles, slope floors, and open gaps between walls and the floor. Our slab foundation repair lifts and levels the slab back toward its original position. We begin with a free inspection to measure the movement and decide the right approach. Depending on the conditions, we use steel piers or polyurethane concrete lifting to stabilize the slab and help prevent further shifting. Every slab job carries our lifetime transferable warranty,...

Many older homes in the area rest on pier and beam foundations, and over time the wood, piers, and crawl space can wear down. Common signs include sagging floors and interior wall cracks. Our pier and beam repair starts with a thorough crawl space inspection to find the root cause, whether that is a failing pier, rotted framing, or poor ventilation. We replace damaged wood, install new concrete or steel piers, and level the structure. We also address the moisture that feeds wood decay, so the re...

When a foundation settles unevenly, the whole house can tilt, leaving doors that stick, windows that jam, and walls that crack. House leveling raises and stabilizes the home back to a level position. We use steel push piers, helical piers, and polyurethane foam injection, choosing the method that fits your structure and soil. We work carefully to limit disruption to your landscaping and finishes. Once the home is leveled, we check that door frames, windows, and rooflines are properly aligned. Fr...

Commercial buildings face the same settling and movement issues as homes, often with larger footprints and more demanding use. Our commercial foundation repair work covers stabilizing and leveling structures for businesses, with an inspection to assess the scope and the cause of the movement. We select repair methods suited to the building's size, load, and soil conditions, and we plan the work to limit disruption to your operations where possible. Our team brings the same approach we use on res...

A foundation inspection gives you a clear picture of what is happening beneath your home before you decide on any repairs. We check for signs of settling, cracks, sloping floors, and moisture problems, and we inspect crawl spaces and slabs where the structure is accessible. You will get an honest explanation of what we find and what, if anything, needs attention. Our inspections are free, so there is no cost to learn where your foundation stands. If repairs are needed, we will walk you through t...

Sunken concrete around a home, such as driveways, walkways, patios, and porches, can create trip hazards and pooled water. Concrete lifting raises these slabs back to level using polyurethane foam injected through small holes drilled in the surface. The process is quick, lightweight, and leaves minimal disruption to your yard. We begin by identifying why the concrete sank, since the underlying cause matters for a lasting fix. Once lifted, the slab is sealed and checked for proper drainage. Our w...

Poor drainage around a house is one of the most common contributors to foundation movement, because soil that swells and shrinks with moisture pulls on the slab or piers. Our landscaping drainage work directs water away from your foundation through grading adjustments and properly placed drainage solutions. We look at how rain and irrigation flow across your lot and where water collects against the structure. The goal is to keep the soil moisture more consistent around your home, which protects...