A referral service for New Braunfels homeowners
About New Braunfels Foundation Repair Co.
Straight answers about the ground under your house, and one call to a local pro.
New Braunfels Foundation Repair Co. is a referral service for homeowners in New Braunfels and the towns around it. When you call or send a request, we pass it to a local foundation repair pro who serves your area. That pro does the inspection and any repair work, not us.
Why This Site Exists
New Braunfels sits right where deep clay meets thin soil over limestone. In our sample of the USDA soil survey, 40% of the city sat on clay rated very high for shrink and swell, and 20% on stony soils with rock close underneath. Two houses a few miles apart can have very different foundation stories.
Most answers online are written for other places, or by companies selling a repair. This site tries to answer the questions people around New Braunfels really ask, town by town, from sources you can check. Start with our guide to New Braunfels soil, or what goes into a foundation repair quote.
How a Referral Works
- You call (830) 500-5898 or send a request through the site.
- We pass it to a local foundation repair pro who serves your area.
- They get in touch to arrange a free inspection. Any agreement about repair is between you and them.
The inspection is free, and you pay us nothing. The pro may pay us for passing on requests, and our referral marketing disclosure explains how. If no pro is available where you live, we'll tell you rather than pass your request somewhere it won't be answered.
What We Don't Do
- We have no crews, trucks or repair equipment, and we don't do repair work.
- We don't give engineering opinions. Inspections and repair plans come from the pro, and from an engineer where your city requires one.
- We don't rate or rank contractors, and we don't publish reviews.
- No contractor pays to change what our guides say.
You're always free to get other quotes. A second opinion on a foundation repair is common and sensible.
How Our Guides Are Researched
Every guide is built from published sources, named on the page where each fact shows up:
- The USDA soil survey, for the soils under each town, how deep they go and what they formed from
- US Census housing data, for when homes were built
- Each city's own permit pages, fee schedules and watering rules
- The guidelines Texas engineers use for house foundations
- NOAA weather records, and the state's geological survey
If something looks out of date, we'd like to hear about it.
Where We Work
New Braunfels and the towns around it, from Kyle and San Marcos to Seguin, Schertz and Converse. The service areas page lists every one. Each town's page shows what's different about its ground and its rules.
Get in Touch
Questions about the site, or about your house? Call (830) 500-5898 or use the contact page. There's no pressure, and you don't have to book anything.