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Foundation & Slab Repair
Slab cracks and settling repair common in production-built homes once the warranty lapses.
Production-built subdivisions are often built on compacted or engineered fill, which settles unevenly over the first decade or two. Slab cracks, sticking doors, and sloping floors are common in tract homes once that settling catches up with the structure — and it's rarely covered by homeowners insurance or the builder's expired structural warranty.
We diagnose the actual cause before quoting a fix: soil movement, plumbing leaks under-slab, or drainage issues are each treated differently. Most residential foundation repairs are completed in 1-3 days and don't require you to leave the house.
What's Included
- Slab crack repair and structural pier installation
- Pier-and-beam foundation leveling
- Drainage correction to stop the underlying cause of settling
- Interior repair coordination (drywall cracks, door/window realignment) after the foundation is stabilized
- Pre-purchase and pre-listing foundation inspections
Who This Is For
- Homeowners noticing new cracks, sticking doors, or sloping floors
- Anyone whose builder's structural warranty has expired
- Sellers who need a foundation issue resolved before listing
Why Choose Tract Home Contractor
Repair or stabilization of an existing slab typically runs $3,000–$15,000 depending on severity and number of piers — far less than the $20,000–$50,000+ cost of new foundation construction. Left unaddressed, settling gets more expensive over time and can affect resale value, which is why we always start with a written, itemized diagnosis, not a sales pitch.
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Common Questions
Foundation Repair FAQs
Real questions homeowners ask before starting this project.
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