- Repairs foundations
- Slab foundations
- Pier and beam
One soil series dominates the ground around the centre of Tom Green County. In a sample of 49 points across an area about 21 miles wide, the Angelo series covers 21 points, with Cho and Mereta at 6 points each. For anyone looking into foundation repair in Tom Green County, that matters because 31 of the 48 land points sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 4 of those are very high. One point fell on water.
Soil in those classes swells when it takes on water and shrinks as it dries, so a slab or pier on it can lift and settle with the seasons. The sample describes the area around the county's centre, not any one street. In the same sample, 8 of 48 land points in the same sample sit inside the 1% annual chance floodplain. Standing water by a foundation keeps clay wet, and FEMA's flood map shows the zone at your own address.
The median home in Tom Green County was built in 1979, with 25.5% built before 1960 and 29.6% in 1990 or later. Older Texas homes are more often pier and beam and newer ones slab, as a general pattern, though the census does not record foundation type.
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(325) 304-2327 San Angelo holds all four businesses on this page. Affirm Foundation Repair, House Leveling is rated 4.7 from 74 reviews. It offers free estimates, lifetime transferable warranties on slab foundation work and 5 year warranties on pier and beam work. Concho Valley Foundation Repair is rated 3.2 from 6 reviews. It is locally owned and works with concrete and steel pilings, foam injection and pier and beam repair. It serves the Concho Valley and towns such as Ballinger, Brady, Menard, Midland and Odessa.
West Tech Foundation Repair - San Angelo is rated 5.0 from 3 reviews. It works on homes and commercial buildings, with house leveling, wall crack repair, floor crack repair, house stabilization and void fill. It also has ties to Lubbock and Abilene, so confirm its service area for your address. PUZCO Contracting is rated 3.8 from 24 reviews. It is a concrete contractor that also does masonry, stucco, plastering and asphalt, with driveways, patios, foundations, retaining walls, storm shelters and demolition.
Callahan County, Taylor County, Brown County, Jones County and Midland County are the nearby counties with their own pages. West Tech's ties to Lubbock and Abilene are one reason to confirm a business's service area before you plan around it.
Affirm Foundation Repair, House Leveling offers lifetime transferable warranties on slab foundation work and 5 year warranties on pier and beam work. Concho Valley Foundation Repair says piers it installs carry a lifetime warranty. Read the warranty terms before work starts, because each business writes its own.
Concho Valley Foundation Repair lists foam injection among its methods, next to concrete and steel pilings and pier and beam work. West Tech Foundation Repair - San Angelo names void fill among its services. Both are based in San Angelo.
West Tech Foundation Repair - San Angelo works on homes and commercial buildings. PUZCO Contracting, a San Angelo concrete contractor, names driveways, patios, foundations, retaining walls, storm shelters and demolition among its work. Ask each one whether it takes the size of job you have.
Concho Valley Foundation Repair names Ballinger, Brady, Menard, Midland and Odessa. West Tech Foundation Repair has ties to Lubbock and Abilene, so confirm its service area for your address. All four businesses are based in San Angelo.
In a sample of 49 points about 21 miles across, 31 of the 48 land points sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. The Angelo series is the commonest, at 21 points. The sample cannot tell you about your own lot.