Most homes in Texas are built on expansive clay soil. And because it shrinks and swells according to the amount of moisture, it can be a major source of foundation problems. To keep your foundation from getting damaged from clay soil that expands and contracts, Texas...
Becoming a homeowner is a huge milestone, because it will give you the freedom to create your own place of domestic comfort. You no longer need the blessing of your landlord to renovate a bathroom or keep pets, but it also comes with a great deal of responsibility....
Concrete structures are susceptible to a number of environmental stresses, and many of them can cause damage (such as cracks, heaving, or sinking). Once the settlement process has started, the problems associated with it will get worse as the soil continues to erode....
One of the most important parts of your home is the foundation (if not the most important). It supports the entire structure, keeps moisture out, and resists movement. It also insulates your home from the heat and cold. While most foundations can last a lifetime...
Slab foundations have become increasingly common in Texas because they’re cost-effective and are also ideally designed for the state’s soil composition. But, they also have their disadvantages. A lot of the problems related to slab-on grade foundations are the result...
