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The one business on this page for foundation repair in Bandera County, Texas, is JMG Construction in Bandera, and it is a concrete and painting contractor. Its foundation work is poured concrete, with rebar reinforcement and a compacted base. It is rated 5.0, from 5 reviews. It also pours driveways, retaining walls, stairs and sidewalks, offers a free inspection, and takes commercial jobs.
JMG's own site names Bandera, Gillespie, Kendall and Kerr counties in the Hill Country as where it works. Anyone with a cracked or sinking foundation should ask whether a concrete contractor takes on repair or only new pours before booking.
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The soil here is mostly not clay that swells. In a sample of 49 places around the centre of Bandera County, 25 sat on the Eckrant series, then Kerrville with 7 and Pratley with 3. Just 9 of the 49 had soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 7 of those were very high. The sample covers the area around the county's centre, not each town or lot.
Flood risk touched 4 of the 49 places, inside the 1% annual chance floodplain. FEMA's flood map shows the zone at a single address. The median home was built in 1996, with 9.2% built before 1960 and 60.8% in 1990 or later. Nearby county pages cover Kerr, Bexar, Kendall, Medina and Gillespie counties.
JMG Construction in Bandera is a concrete and painting contractor. It pours foundations, driveways, retaining walls, stairs and sidewalks with rebar and a compacted base. It is rated 5.0 from 5 reviews.
JMG Construction offers a free inspection. It works on homes and on commercial jobs such as foundations, slabs and site preparation. Call to ask what it covers.
JMG Construction names Bandera, Gillespie, Kendall and Kerr counties in the Texas Hill Country. Kerr County has its own page, as do Bexar, Kendall, Medina and Gillespie counties nearby.
Not mostly. Of 49 places sampled around the centre of the county, 9 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 7 of those were very high. Eckrant, a different soil, covered 25 of the 49.