(915) 219-3806 Foundation repair in El Paso County, Texas, has little to show on this page: one business, Luna Contractors in El Paso, rated 5.0 from 1 review. It is listed as a landscape designer with concrete, masonry, landscaping, foundation and equipment rental categories. One review is too thin to read a rating from, and anyone considering it should call to confirm which foundation jobs it takes.
What stands out is how little shrink-swell clay shows up. In a sample of 49 places around the centre of El Paso County, 5 had no soil record. Of the other 44, only 2 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. The commonest soils were Hueco with 19 places, Copia with 5 and Bluepoint with 4. The sample covers the area around the county's centre, not each neighbourhood.
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(915) 219-3806 None of the 49 places fell inside the 1% annual chance floodplain. Any one address can still sit in a zone, so look yours up on FEMA's flood map. The median home was built in 1987, with 16.2% built before 1960 and 45.8% in 1990 or later.
Common questions about foundation repair in El Paso County
Who does foundation work in El Paso?
Luna Contractors is the one business on this page. It is based in El Paso and listed as a landscape designer with concrete, masonry and foundation categories. It has 1 review, rated 5.0. Call to confirm what foundation work it takes.
Is El Paso County soil the kind that swells and shrinks?
Mostly not, in the sample. Of 44 places around the centre of the county with a soil record, only 2 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. Hueco was the commonest soil, at 19 places.
Is El Paso County in a floodplain?
In a sample of 49 places around the centre of the county, none sat inside the 1% annual chance floodplain. That says nothing about one address. Look up your own address on FEMA's flood map to see its zone.
How old are the homes in El Paso County?
The median home in El Paso County was built in 1987. Census estimates put 16.2% of homes before 1960 and 45.8% in 1990 or later. Older Texas homes are more often pier and beam and newer ones slab, but that is a general pattern, and the census does not record foundation type.