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Written By Todays Homeowner Local Pros
Last Updated June 2023
The idea of foundation repairs can be worrisome — you know that any repairs will be expensive, but you also know that waiting too long could be catastrophic. Citrus experiences less rain than many other areas in the U.S., which can lead to dry soil, a dry foundation, and future complications.
Reduce your stress with our guide to Citrus' top foundation repair companies. These companies have the skills and know-how to get any repair job done right.
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Transparent pricing
Helps educate customers
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Good customer service
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Good customer service
Free quotes
Transparent pricing
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Good customer service
Helps educate customers
Transparent pricing
Free quotes
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Helps educate customers
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Free quotes
Helps educate customers
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Today's Homeowner looks at dozens of datapoints on foundation companies to come up with our data-driven rankings. It's not possible for a company to pay for preferential treatment in our rankings. We look at the following key factors in determining who should top our list:
There are a number of signs that your foundation needs repairs. These can include:
On average, Citrus homeowners pay about $4,139 for foundation repair, although the cost will vary depending on several factors. The fastest way to estimate the cost of your specific project is to ask for quotes from one or more local foundation repair companies. Your total cost will be affected by things like the type of the repair(s) and the size of your house.
Click here to see a more thorough breakdown of the cost of foundation repair in California.
The main types of foundation repair are crack repair, leak repair, underpinning, stabilization, and waterproofing.
Crack repair and leak repair are exactly as they sound: your foundation repair expert will perform an inspection and complete any repairs necessary to remedy cracks or leaks. The price will depend on the size and cause of the problem.
Underpinning, also called piering or leveling, is when a contractor levels your foundation by underpinning it with large concrete piers. The cost will depend on how many piers are used. The price of stabilization is also variable. This process reinforces bowing walls with carbon fiber or steel strips. The cost will depend on what material and how many strips are used.
Finally, waterproofing is an overarching term for a number of jobs designed to stop water from getting into your foundation or basement. This can involve interior waterproofing, exterior waterproofing, or both, and costs can vary greatly. We recommend contacting a waterproofing specialist if you think your foundation needs waterproofing.
To protect your foundation, you should make sure it gets the right amount of moisture, especially in hot weather. Citrus tends to be a very dry place, so in times of little rain you may need to water your foundation. Also be sure to quickly identify and fix any leaking pipes or gutters.
If you think there may be any problems with your foundation, you can call a structural engineer for an evaluation. This will cost a few hundred dollars, but the consultation can provide you with a list of things to look out for as well as more ideas to help you further protect your foundation. Lastly, if you're building a new house, make sure a soil report is done. This report provides information about how well the soil on your property can support a foundation and highlights potential future issues.
Your foundation repair professional should be the one obtaining the permits. You can request that the company provide a detailed explanation of its process and to see the permits and paperwork it has assembled to make sure everything is properly authorized per Citrus regulations.
Typically, yes, you will be able to continue living in your home while foundation repair work is being completed. Talk to your foundation repair technician to know for sure.