Slope Stability:

The reason most building foundation move is that the soil is either expanding, contracting, eroding or in some cases a combination. ?If your property is on a slope, ensure that the slope stability is maintained to prevent upheaval, settlement, landslides or subsidence. Implement erosion control measures, and vegetation stabilization techniques as needed. In many cases it would be advisable to consider drainage correction on the high side and/or piers or pilings on the low side. If you need or would like more information, Contact me: Richard Rash, Foundation Repair Consultant. Call/text 817-308-8186. Over forty years helping homeowners and property managers “get it done right at a fair price”.

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Navigating foundation repairs requires a thorough understanding of soil behavior and building dynamics. If you have foundation issues, please watch this short video made by a prominent Texas Engineer. /Rain caused foundation damage (youtube.com)

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