Cracks in your walls, uneven floors, or doors that won’t close properly can be early signs of foundation issues. If you’ve noticed any of these problems, it may be time to schedule a foundation inspection. Below, we'll explain what happens during a foundation inspection and how to prepare for it....

Foundation problems can lead to serious structural damage if not addressed early. One of the most common questions we hear at Foundation 1 is whether push piers or helical piers are the better option for stabilizing a foundation, especially in basement applications. Both systems offer reliable support, but each has...

DIY concrete leveling often seems like a quick and affordable fix for uneven slabs, but it usually creates more problems than it solves. Without the right tools, materials, and experience, homeowners risk making mistakes that lead to further damage, wasted time, and higher repair costs. We've seen it many times—DIY...

A vented crawl space can create more problems than you might expect. If left uninsulated, it can become a breeding ground for mold, pests, and moisture damage. Worse, about 60% of the air you breathe inside your home originates from the crawl space, meaning poor conditions below can lead to...

A leaning foundation wall is a clear sign of structural stress that should not be ignored. If left unaddressed, the problem can worsen, resulting in costly repairs and safety risks. The good news is that leaning foundation walls can be stabilized and reinforced with the right repair methods. Solutions such...