Foundation Repair San Antonio

San Antonio is not one soil type. It is a patchwork. North and east neighborhoods sit on deep clay that moves with every rain and drought. Central areas near Alamo Heights and Monte Vista still run on pier-and-beam systems from the 1940s and 1950s. West and south pockets mix caliche and clay, which creates uneven support under slab footings.

Homes built between 1960 and 2000 on minimal footings are now hitting peak settlement years. We see the same pattern across Medical Center, Live Oak, and the I-35 corridor: stair-step brick cracks, doors that stick after a wet spring, and garage slabs pulling away from the house.

A free inspection maps where your foundation has actually moved, not just where drywall cracked. That matters because interior cracks often trace to a corner of the slab you cannot see from the living room.