Foundation Repair Estimate - Dallas | Forth Worth | Houston

www.StratumFoundationRepair.com This is video footage of a walk around in order to gauge damages caused by foundation settlement. In the video you will see brick cracks, Gapping at the windows, trim separation, sheetrock cracks, slab cracks, doors out of alignment, and doors that won't shut. All these are symptoms of an underlying foundation issue. Stratum Foundation Repair specializes is solving the underlying problem.

[@christschool]

I was hoping you would have given the estimate at the end.

[@SHER7067]

I really would have like to hear the cost!!!!!!!! My slab floor is sinking in the center of my house very bad, but Im scared if I call for an estimate they will condemn my house.

[@cityofkorn]

Such a beautiful location for a house. Such a shame to see the foundation issues on such a nice home. You literally have to water your house here in Texas. This is a good reminder to keep turn on my soaker hoses. Thanks for taking the time to post this...I got a lot out of it.

[@brakaner]

how much was the estimate for that house ?? it didnt seem to be old by the way

[@scrappypappymauldin5416]

This this video exterior examination shows that there must be a hydrostatic there just got to be a Plumbing Leak towards the middle of the house when all four corners of the building are separating at The Brick freeze you have some areas with larger cracks than others at the brick freeze Zone, hydrostatic test to determine and eliminate internal plumbing leaks should be your primary concern to a resident. Other than this visual inspection hopefully your company does interior elevations and recommendations for hydrostatic testing to these homeowners.

[@MatthewScragg]

Thanks for the very informative video. How much would it cost to repair the foundation of the house? Would the primary cause be insufficient moisture control around the house? I don't see much grade, would this be a causative factor? How quickly could it get this bad? Thank you for answering any questions!

[@HoustonFoundationPro]

Excellent video. Very informative

[@jwt242]

Man this is a great vid - very informative and good choice of music; it definitely added something to a kind-of boring subject. It's a great vid.

[@TorquePowerVideo]

Very nice walk around. It's a very enlightening video for sure. I'd have never put the freeze-board separation together with foundation problems. Where did the music come from? Sounds pretty cool.

[@TheGrowCave]

The Grasshopper looking for a crack to live in

[@petecheng1]

looks like a new house, damn I felt sorry for the home owner.

[@AngelsLove5]

Great video any estimate given yet? Ballpark figure will due.

[@carlosquintanilla3859]

Excellent video my friend!

[@Bellislawns]

the house needs gutters with the downspouts extended underground. That's why you see a low soil level. It has been washed away. Plus, the roof drip line, with out gutters, during rain events has contributed to this problem increasing soil swelling around the home. Get some gutters on the home. And extend the them out below grade.

[@FoundationRepairKC]

Wow. That is a really nice house with some serious issues. How old of a house is that?

[@waatao9856]

So if I go to a home inspection if I see these signs means the house is not worth buying ?

[@ConcreteRepairman]

Thanks for sharing your foundation repair clips.

[@Gendo3s2k]

This house doesn't look old enough for foundation problems like this...

[@renesalazar535]

Cool vid

[@bono1083]

I'd guess around 12-16 grand for multiple piers

[@tagle2818]

informative video. music sounds like it may be blackmill

[@Thehandymanone]

I need Estimate in Mckinney

[@camcan3253]

Really good video thanks

[@jameswhitley449]

Is it safe to say that the possible cause would be 2 fold?
1. The lack of gutters allows ALL water to seep into the foundation/footing. Ex. your video on the right side clearly showing erosion of the soil and an exposed footing with the over pour. Clearly water entering at this point and happens t obe the worst damage.
2. Type of foundation? Monolithic pour with no block stem wall. I would presume no vertical rebar was used to tie into the slab and/or a cold joint occurred due to the monolithic pour
Any thoughts?

[@MsChazcat]

ugh I need help but live in upstate ny and I see you guys are not in ny

[@thundermuffin8365]

Love the music do you have a title so I can look it up

[@NinjaTruther]

"the XX - rainy mood" i believe.

[@thundermuffin8365]

slab on grade with poor drainage

[@Nick-ky5yn]

I mean those are serious cracks were seeing here.. holly molly

[@Thehandymanone]

I need Estimate

[@halalmeatshophk]

i wonder how old is this house ?