The things people ask before they call.

Yes. We come to the property, measure elevations across the floor, look at drainage and grading, and give you an honest written estimate. There's no charge and no obligation to book anything.

Usually sixty to ninety minutes on site depending on the size of the house. We look at the whole footprint, not just the room with the crack you called about.

It helps. You know when the crack appeared, which door started sticking and what the yard does when it rains — and that history often points at the cause faster than the measurements do.

Then we'll tell you nothing's wrong. Hairline cracks in a slab are normal and not every symptom means movement. We'd rather lose a job than sell you one you don't need.

It depends entirely on the cause, the number of piers, access and whether drainage work is needed. That's why we don't quote over the phone. You'll get a written estimate with the price before any work begins.

Many residential jobs are a few days on site. Larger projects, or ones that include drainage systems, retaining walls or shoreline work, run longer. We'll give you a schedule with the estimate.

We lift to practical maximum, not theoretical level. On a house that settled over decades, chasing perfectly level cracks finishes, breaks plumbing and does more harm than the settlement did. We'll explain where that line sits on your house.

Yes — retaining walls and rip rap bank armouring alongside foundation and drainage work. On a lake lot they're usually the same problem at different distances from the house.

Both. Slab repair and pier & beam leveling are our two most common jobs, and the diagnosis process is the same for either.