Structured Foundation Repairs

Stephen W.

Do not se this company. They cut the power lines to our sprinkler system. We have the pictur4es and the company foreman on site said that they would repair it if it did not work. When we tried to use our sprinkler system, all of the zones where they did the foundation repair did not work. We had to get a sprinkler repair company to come and replace the damaged power lines. 600 Dollars later Structured went back on there foreman's word and said they will not pay for the damage the caused.

Mike P.

Great company to work with. From start to finish, great communication from Tom and his staff. Mark and his crew of 6 were outstanding during the install. Mark explained things step by step in detail and things went as planned from beginning to end and the results were amazing and about as level as it could possibly be. Very impressed with their service and all the people at Structured Foundation. Great Aggie Integrity and Honesty! Highly recommend for any of your foundation needs.

John A.

This is the second time in 13 years that my garage foundation needed leveling. This time on the opposite side from where it was done 10 years ago. These guys seemed very efficient and I was quite impressed how they dug in got the foundation raised and refilled the holes. We had significant rain several days later and they returned to put some more dirt into the depressed spots. Everyone was courteous and hard-working!
They also had an engineer come out and do a pre-repair check and he came again afterwards to reassess and confirm the level foundation.
I will certainly recommend them in the future, especially Chad, who was my initial evaluation specialist.

Susan M.

They seemed to have fixed my foundation but damaged an irrigation pipe in the process. There was a large leak near the foundation afterwards, which my irrigation company repaired after discovering that Structured Foundation tried to fix it with a different kind of pipe. After 5 phone calls I was told that they try to repair damage they cause but are not responsible for paying for any damage. Buyer beware.

Cindy S.

We are selling our home the buyer wanted to have foundation inspected. She contacted them to come out. He inspected foundation and we were given an estimate for $4500. for repairs. He said house needed 10 piers. The buyer wanted us to agree to pay $4500. plus any damages done while doing repairs. We declined, we didn't think needed to be done. We hired an engineer to inspect. An engineer is doing an actual inspection they have no financial gain from finding. The engineer said house is structurally sound, no repairs needed. So lost the buyer and the cost of hiring an engineer. I would think long and hard before hiring someone with zero integrity.

Update- Seriously interesting answer. I do not know why you are saying my agent is being sinister!? My agent had nothing to do with this. Engineers don't give opinions, they go off of factual information. They are literally involved in everything that is built to achieve structurally sound buildings. You gave an opinion that you would have profited from, for work that did not need to be done.

rando g.

Do not hire these people. Their rep Billy Tatum swiftly stuck his head under my crawl space and quoted us 6500. After finding out a month in he didn't actually start the process which we had requested, they delayed us another month and a half. When they arrived, they further quoted another 5400. They identified a water leak and proceeded to disconnect our water to where we couldn't reconnect it without telling us the risk. Billy's boss Rodney then blew me off all day and called after O text him, proceeded to ignore me the following day when he said he would call back.

My father was in construction 45 years and from the pics says if this company had did very minor due diligence this could've been avoided. He also went to Texas A&M.

What happened to your ""do the right thing"" motto? If cheating people is the right thing then disregard my doubt.

Screw you crooks.

Curt H.

Working with Strutured was straight forward and pleasant experience. They communicated throughout the whole process, and the work was completed on time and for exactly the amount quoted. It couldn't have gone better.

Mary G.

Would definitely recommend Structured Foundation Repair. The process was smooth and the lifetime transferable warranty is appealing. They send out engineers before and after to evaluate the job. Raul and his crew of 7 were amazing! Raul answered any questions we had. He and the crew worked together like a well oiled machine. They were quick, efficient and cleaned up before they left! Raul went above and beyond to ensure we were satisfied with the work! It is so nice to have doors that close smoothly again! Gig 'Em!

Brian D.

We could not be happier with the foundation work that was done on our house. It was unbelievable to watch. The crew that worked on our house was amazing! They did 24 piers in one day!. 16 outside and 8 inside. These men worked very hard and I was kept informed of every detail every step of the way. The care that they took both inside and outside of my home was amazing. I cannot recommend Structured Foundation Repair enough and I already have to friends. Big thank you to George and his crew. They are the best!

D P.

Similar to another reviewer's comment in 2015, I can attest to Structured Foundation Repair's continuance of using ""free inspections"" as a deceitful sales tactic. Selling our home recently, the BUYER accepted a ""free"" foundation inspection from Structured Foundation Repairs. Their report was quite thorough and indicated the need for 12 piers, including a map of exactly where each of the piers were to be placed. Having dealt with foundation repairs at another home many years earlier, and having none of the usual indications of a foundation problem, I was confident that no foundation repairs were actually needed. In fairness, Structured Foundation Repair did offer to provide an engineer to confirm their findings. What??? Their report stated in fact the need for 12 piers and even they don't trust their own results? Sounds like a CYA move.

Instead of paying the $6,100 in the repair contract offered by Structured Foundation, I engaged a separate professional structural engineer. The next business day he spent more than two hours taking measurements and said upon finishing that the measurements were ""exceptionally good, especially for a slab of 25 years of age"". His report, issued the next day, stated ""...all measurements are within acceptable tolerances"" and ""no repairs are needed at this time.""

Suggestion: Don't get ripped off by inspection repair companies. If you suspect a problem call an independent structural engineer, not a foundation repair company. If selling a house, engage an engineer in advance and include in the listing description ""current foundation inspection report available"". Best $450 I ever spent.