Only licensed professional inspectors and engineers are authorized to inspect and evaluate foundations in Texas. Foundation repair contractors are not licensed to perform inspections — their job is to sell repairs, not provide unbiased evaluations.

We recommend starting with an independent third-party like Imperial Pro Inspection. Most “free inspections” from repair companies are high-pressure sales appointments. Our licensed inspectors give you the facts — not a pitch.

We offer low-cost foundation assessments to help Fulshear homeowners get clear answers without jumping into expensive repairs. It’s part of our mission to protect homeowners from unnecessary costs and misleading recommendations.

We’re not in the business of selling repairs. Our only goal is to help you understand your foundation's condition. Most problems in Fulshear are related to drainage, tree roots, or poor soil preparation — not structural failure.

Verbal walk-through assessments are affordable and often all you need. If you want a detailed written report, elevation measurements, and visual diagrams, we offer a full foundation inspection package for an additional fee.

Yes. Many homes in Fulshear have experienced additional cracking and plumbing damage after poorly planned repairs. That’s why it's critical to address root causes first — not just lift the slab and hope for the best.

Fulshear’s clay-rich soils expand and contract with changes in moisture. Combine that with nearby tree roots or improper drainage, and you have a recipe for movement. Many neighborhoods here are still settling due to rapid development and grading issues.

Fix your drainage, install root barriers around trees, and maintain consistent moisture with a foundation watering system. These steps can stabilize your foundation and avoid the need for structural repairs altogether.

Absolutely. If repairs are truly needed, we’ll help you understand what kind, why, and how to proceed. We can even refer you to trusted local contractors — but we never take a cut or commission.

No. Many homes show natural, seasonal movement that doesn't require correction. Our job is to tell you the difference and help you act early to prevent problems from worsening.