Yes, completely free and with no obligation. An inspector visits your property, evaluates the foundation, and provides a written estimate at no charge. We don't charge for inspections, travel within our service area, or the written proposal. You are never obligated to proceed with any repair after receiving an estimate.

For standard estimate requests, we typically schedule inspections within 1–2 weeks. For urgent or emergency situations, active water infiltration, sudden floor settling, or structural concerns following a storm, we prioritize scheduling and aim to respond as quickly as possible. Call us directly at (512) 960-3080 for urgent requests.

No special preparation is required. If you have access to your crawl space, clearing a path to the access point is helpful. If possible, note where and when you first noticed any symptoms, sticking doors, cracks, sloping floors, and which areas of the home are most affected. Photos you've taken over time can also be useful. The inspector will handle everything else.

We strongly recommend that you or an authorized representative be present for the inspection. This allows the inspector to point out exactly what they're seeing, answer your questions in real time, and review the findings with you directly before preparing the written estimate. Being present also gives you the opportunity to show the inspector any specific areas of concern that may not be immediately visible from the exterior.

We provide detailed written inspection reports, documentation, and photographs that you can submit to your insurance carrier or home warranty company with your claim. Standard Texas homeowners insurance generally does not cover foundation damage caused by soil settlement, but damage resulting from a sudden covered event, such as a plumbing leak beneath the slab, may be partially covered. We will advise you on documentation that can support your claim, though final coverage decisions are made by your insurer.

Yes. Many Round Rock, TX homeowners request a foundation inspection and written report before listing their property. A professional evaluation, particularly one that finds the foundation to be in good condition or that documents completed repairs with warranty, can be a meaningful asset during a real estate transaction. If repairs are recommended, having a written estimate in hand allows you to address the issue proactively or disclose it accurately before buyer inspections raise it as a negotiating point.

We serve Round Rock and all surrounding Williamson County communities including Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Hutto, Leander, North Austin, Jollyville, Wells Branch, and Taylor. If you're unsure whether your property falls within our service area, call us at (512) 960-3080 and we'll confirm immediately.