How it works

Free inspections.
Local specialists.
No catch.

Texas Foundation Guide is a free referral service. You describe what you are seeing, we connect you with a local foundation specialist in your area, and they inspect your home at no charge. You never pay us — or them — a cent for the inspection.

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The process

Three steps from concern to clarity

01

Tell us about your home

Fill out the short form — your address, what you are noticing (sticking doors, cracks, sloping floors), and the best way to reach you. Takes under two minutes.

02

We find your specialist

We match your request to a foundation specialist who covers your area. They'll reach out to schedule a visit.

03

Get your free inspection

The specialist visits your home, runs a full elevation survey, and gives you a written assessment of what is happening and what it would take to fix it. No charge. No obligation to hire.

Transparency

Why does this cost you nothing?

Texas Foundation Guide is a referral service. When a homeowner connects with a specialist through our platform and work is eventually completed, the contractor pays a referral fee — not you.

Your inspection is always free regardless of whether you hire the contractor. You are never billed, never pressured, and never obligated to move forward. The specialist earns your business by doing a good job on the inspection, not by having paid for a captive audience.

We earn when good matches lead to good outcomes. That keeps our incentive aligned with yours: find you a specialist worth hiring, not just any warm body.

Free inspection — always
No obligation to hire
No hidden fees or subscriptions
No personal info sold
One specialist — not a flood of calls
Before you hire

What to look for in a foundation repair contractor

Texas doesn't license this trade at the state level, so the diligence is on you. Here's what we'd check before signing anything, whoever you end up working with.

Insurance

Ask to see proof of current general liability coverage, and workers' compensation if they bring a crew on-site.

Warranty terms

Ask exactly what's covered, for how long, and whether it transfers to a new owner if you sell the home.

Texas experience

Expansive clay soil is its own discipline. Ask how many years they've specifically worked on Texas foundations.

Written assessments

A trustworthy inspection ends with a written report and elevation survey data — not just a verbal opinion and a quote.

References

Ask for recent Texas jobs you can call about or look up — not just a testimonials page.

No pressure tactics

A legitimate inspection should inform you, not corner you into signing before you've had time to think it over.

Ready to find out what is going on under your home?

Fill out the short form and we'll connect you with a local specialist.

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