- Repairs foundations
- Slab foundations
- Pier and beam
Every foundation repair contractor in Brown County
In Brownwood, the one business on this page for foundation repair in Texas is registered locally but works from farther south. AAA House Leveling is listed in Brown County and presents itself as AAA Foundation Repair, a family-owned outfit based in San Antonio and serving central and south Texas since 1985. It is rated 3.3 from 3 reviews.
The company repairs concrete slab foundations and pier and beam foundations, and it offers a free inspection. The owners say they have been in the work for 40 years and will tell a homeowner when a foundation does not need repair. Since the base is in San Antonio, ask where the crew is coming from when you call.
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The ground and the houses explain why both foundation types matter here. In a sample of 25 points in an area about 5 miles across around the centre of Brownwood, 1 fell on water and 2 fell on urban land with no soil reading. Of the other 22, 9 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 2 of those were very high. Frio was the commonest soil, at 7 points, then Winters at 4 and Callahan at 3.
A good share of the homes are old. The median home in Brownwood was built in 1971, and more were built before 1960 than since 1990. Older Texas homes are more often pier and beam and newer ones slab, though that is a general pattern and not something the census records. In the same sample, 10 of 24 land points sit inside the floodplain on FEMA's flood map, so check your own address there.
AAA House Leveling, which presents itself as AAA Foundation Repair, repairs both pier and beam foundations and concrete slab foundations. It is registered in Brownwood, is rated 3.3 from 3 reviews, and offers a free inspection.
AAA House Leveling is registered in Brownwood, but it describes itself as based in San Antonio and serving central and south Texas. It is worth asking on the first call where the crew travels from and how far it goes.
The median home in Brownwood was built in 1971, and more homes there were built before 1960 than in 1990 or later. Older Texas homes are more often pier and beam, which is a general pattern, so many owners may need that kind of repair.
In a sample of 25 points around the centre of Brownwood, 9 of the 22 with a soil reading sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 2 of those were very high. The commonest soils were Frio, Winters and Callahan.
Abilene, San Angelo, Waco, Leander and Round Rock each have a page of their own. Brownwood has its own page because it is too far from those towns to share one.