Slab Foundation Repair
A property-specific approach to slab support, access planning and the questions behind a repair proposal.
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Pro-Tech provides no-cost in-person foundation inspections with elevation measurements and a review of visible conditions. We look at the building and surrounding drainage, explain our findings and, when repair is appropriate, develop an itemized proposal you can understand.
No-cost initial inspection. Our team contacts you to arrange a time.

Our inspection begins with the areas that brought you to us: cracks, floor changes, doors that stick or another concern about the building. We consider those observations together with the foundation type and accessible conditions. A symptom is useful evidence, but its appearance alone does not establish the cause or repair.
The history you provide helps distinguish a longstanding condition from a reported change. Previous measurements, repair drawings and plumbing or drainage work can add context. We use the visit to connect that history to what can be observed at the property today.
We take foundation elevation measurements using a Foundation Test Gauge. Measurements at different locations describe the floor's relative elevations, allowing a slope or localized difference to be considered across the building rather than guessed from one room. They are part of the assessment alongside visible distress, construction and site conditions.
A current set of measurements records the present profile. Comparison with reliable earlier measurements can provide information about change over time. Floor finishes and access limits matter to interpretation. We explain the findings and any further evaluation needed instead of treating a single reading as a complete diagnosis.
For a slab foundation, the discussion concerns the concrete foundation's profile, visible distress and the locations that may need support. Our slab repair approach uses drilled piers made with steel-reinforced concrete when that work is recommended. The inspection comes before the repair layout.
For a pier and beam foundation, the floor is supported by connected framing and piers below it. Accessible piers and beams need to be considered together with the symptoms above. A localized framing concern and a broader support issue can require different work. Tell us where the crawlspace opening is; you do not need to enter it yourself.
We explain what the assessment shows and whether repair, drainage work or further evaluation is the appropriate next conversation. When we recommend work, the itemized proposal identifies the repair and its scope so you can see what the recommendation addresses.
Engineering plans form part of our foundation repair process after approval and before repair scheduling. If you need an independent report for a transaction or another purpose, tell us which document is required. We can clarify how that requirement relates to the initial contractor inspection and any separately arranged professional work.
Provide the complete property address, a working phone number and email address. If someone else will admit the team, identify that person and arrange permission. Clear ordinary access to the rooms or exterior areas you want considered, while leaving unsafe areas undisturbed. Mention gates, pets, occupied tenant spaces and any timing constraints.
For a property purchase, renovation or insurance discussion, explain the deadline and the type of document another party is requesting. A contractor inspection should not be assumed to satisfy a lender, insurer or independent engineering requirement. Confirm the requested deliverable with the party that needs it.
Use the form on this page or call (972) 288-3797. Share what you have observed and include the full property address so the team can confirm service eligibility. Pro-Tech serves approved addresses in Dallas, Collin, Kaufman, Rockwall and Ellis counties, with Carrollton included as an exception to the county boundary.
After you submit the request, the team contacts you to arrange the in-person visit. Submitting the form does not reserve an appointment time. You can select the closest service or leave the choice open if you are still figuring out the problem.
Straightforward answers
Yes. The initial in-person inspection is no-cost. If separate professional services or further work are discussed, ask for their scope and terms before authorizing them.
Photographs help explain your concern, but they do not replace on-site observations and measurements. The team will use the in-person visit to discuss what can reasonably be concluded.
These resources provide background. Recommendations for your property require an on-site assessment.
Tell us what you have noticed. We will help you take the next step.
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Tell us a little about your property. Our team will contact you to arrange your no-cost initial inspection.
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