- Repairs foundations
- Pier and beam
Every foundation repair contractor in Van Zandt County
Canton leans toward pier and beam, and the one business on this page for foundation repair in Texas works almost entirely on that kind of house. Landes House Leveling & Foundation Repair, LLC. is in Van Zandt County and repairs and levels pier and beam homes. It has one Google review, a five-star rating, so the score rests on a single voice.
The crew also repairs or replaces rotten flooring, fixes sticking doors and windows, and levels mobile homes. Those are the jobs that tend to follow a floor that has dropped, so a homeowner with a bouncy floor and a jammed door may find one call covers both problems.
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The ground around town is clay-heavy. In a sample of 25 points in an area about 5 miles across around the centre of Canton, 18 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 5 of those were very high. Woodtell was the commonest soil at 13 points, followed by Freestone at 5 and Pickton at 3. That clay swells when it gets wet and shrinks when it dries, which lifts and drops piers and slabs.
Flooding touches little of the sample. Just 2 of 25 land points sit inside the floodplain on FEMA's flood map, though that describes the area and not a single address. The median home in Canton was built in 1978, and few were built before 1960.
Landes House Leveling & Foundation Repair, LLC. repairs and levels pier and beam homes in Canton. It has one Google review, rated five stars.
Landes House Leveling & Foundation Repair repairs or replaces rotten flooring and fixes sticking doors and windows, along with leveling pier and beam homes. It also levels mobile homes.
Yes. Landes House Leveling & Foundation Repair, LLC. levels mobile homes as well as pier and beam houses. It is in Van Zandt County and has one Google review, rated five stars.
In a sample of 25 points around the centre of Canton, 18 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 5 of those were very high. Woodtell was the commonest soil at 13 points. This describes the area, not a specific lot.
Tyler, Royse City, Rockwall, Rowlett and Garland each have a page of their own. Canton has its own page because it is too far from them to share one.