Foundation Repair Abilene is a foundation repair contractor serving Abilene and Taylor County, Texas. The company repairs slab-on-grade and pier-and-beam foundations on the expansive clay that runs through the Big Country, using manometer elevation surveys, steel and bell bottom piers, house leveling, drainage correction, and foundation watering programs.
What we do
Every project begins with a free on-site manometer survey that maps the floor elevations room by room and identifies whether the movement is settlement, heave, drainage, or a plumbing leak under the slab. From that survey we produce a written scope with a pier count, method, target elevations, and a price range. The repair itself is staged in small increments over one to four days, with the structure monitored throughout, and finished with a closing survey, a pier log, and a written workmanship warranty.
How we price work
Our cost ranges are published on this site, on every service page, and in a cost estimator. Whole-home repairs in Abilene generally run $5,000 to $15,000; installed piers are $1,000 to $3,000 each; slab underpinning jobs reach $8,000 to $25,000. The figure for a specific home is set at the survey, never over the phone, and the quote itemizes what is and is not included.
The standards and methods we work to
The technical basis for the work, applied on every job:
- Expansive clay soil (Sagerton and Tarrant series) shrink-swell behavior in the Abilene area
- Bell bottom pier installation to bearing stratum below the active moisture zone
- Steel push pier and pressed concrete pier underpinning
- Interior and perimeter slab-on-grade releveling with hydraulic jacking
- Pier and beam floor system shimming, sistering, and beam replacement
- Polyurethane deep-injection soil stabilization and slab lifting
- Zone-controlled foundation watering and soaker-hose moisture management
- Root barrier installation to limit tree-driven soil desiccation
- Surface and subsurface drainage correction, French drains, and negative-grade repair
- Manometer floor-elevation surveys and benchmark movement monitoring
- TREC and Texas Section 604 real-estate foundation reporting practices
- International Residential Code (IRC) Chapter 4 foundation provisions
- Post-tension slab tendon awareness and safe drilling practice
Third-party references we cite in our guides include the International Residential Code Chapter 4 (adopted statewide in Texas), the Texas Real Estate Commission Standards of Practice §535.228 for foundation performance reporting, the USDA Web Soil Survey for Taylor County soil data, and NOAA climate normals for Abilene rainfall and drought history.
Service area
Abilene and Taylor County, plus Clyde, Merkel, Tuscola, Baird, Anson, Sweetwater, and Winters across Callahan, Jones, Nolan, and Runnels counties. See service areas for the local detail on each.
How to reach a person
Call (325) 399-3448 during business hours and a live person answers. After hours, leave a message for a same-day callback, or use the contact form.