How it works
Foundation work costs real money and is hard to undo, so it helps to know what to ask. We make it quick to reach a contractor that serves your address.
You call or send a request
Tell us your town and what you're noticing: cracks in brick or sheetrock, doors that stick or won't latch, floors that slope or bounce, water in the crawl space, or a note from a home inspector.
We connect you with a local company
Your call or request goes to an independent foundation repair contractor that works in Longview and Gregg County.
The company handles the job
They quote, schedule and do the work. Pricing, warranties and terms come from them directly.
What we are and aren't
Longview Foundation Repair is a referral service, not a contractor. We don't send crews or employ technicians, and we don't set prices. Using the site is free for homeowners.
Texas doesn't issue a state license for foundation repair or general contracting, so there's no state license number to look up for the company itself. In Longview, contractors register with the city's Development Services department (410 S. High St.), which handles building permits, so ask whether the company is registered and who will pull any permit your job needs. Get a written plan showing where each pier goes, the pier type, and what the warranty covers and whether it transfers to a buyer. For a big or disputed repair, consider paying a Texas-licensed professional engineer for an independent evaluation; you can look up an engineer's license with the Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors.
Are you a local foundation repair contractor?
If you serve Longview and Gregg County and want to receive calls from this site, get in touch.