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Foundation repair in Galveston is a story of water more than clay. A sample of the area around the centre of Galveston found 15 land points, and 5 of them sit inside the floodplain FEMA maps. That describes the area, not any one address, so a homeowner checks their own lot on FEMA's flood map. Standing water near a foundation keeps the ground under it wet.
Soil is the lesser worry in the same sample. Of 25 points, 8 fell on the bay and 12 had no soil record. None of the 5 points with a soil reading sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. Galveston soil was the most common, at 4 points. The median home in Galveston was built in 1973. Older Texas homes are more often pier and beam, as a general pattern, though the census does not record the foundation type.
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Two Galveston County businesses are on this page, and both work on slab and pier and beam houses. Expert House Lifting & Foundation Repair is rated 4.7 from 41 reviews. It does house leveling, foundation repair, pier repair, and lifting a house above the flood line. It also moves houses. It serves Galveston, Houston and nearby Gulf Coast towns such as League City, Seabrook, Kemah and La Marque.
Five star foundation & construction is rated 4.0 from 12 reviews. It takes on foundation and structural repairs, including historical homes and beach front homes, plus masonry repairs and piling installation. Pasadena, Baytown, Houston, Sugar Land and Katy have their own pages.
Expert House Lifting & Foundation Repair does house lifting and elevation above the flood line, and pier and beam elevation. It is rated 4.7 from 41 reviews.
Five star foundation & construction takes on foundation and structural repairs on historical homes and beach front homes. It also does masonry repairs and piling installation. It is rated 4.0 from 12 reviews.
In a sample of 15 land points around the centre of Galveston, 5 sit inside the floodplain FEMA maps. FEMA's map at your own address is the one that counts, so look your lot up there.
Little sign of it in the sample taken. None of the 5 points with a soil reading around the centre of Galveston sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. Water may be the bigger question for a house here.