- Repairs foundations
- Pier and beam
Mobile home work is part of foundation repair in Orange County, Texas, and it is what the one business on this page does. Smiths Foundation And House Leveling serves Vidor with leveling for mobile homes and for pier and beam houses. It also repairs tie downs and installs new ones, which anchor a mobile home to the ground. It is rated 4.9 from 10 Google reviews.
The ground is part of the picture. In a sample of 49 points around the centre of Orange County, 5 fell on water and 5 fell on urban land with no soil reading. Of the other 39, 26 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 18 of those were very high. The commonest soils were Evadale, Orcadia and Aris. When this clay takes on water it swells, and when it loses water it shrinks, so slabs and piers ride up and down. Treat the counts as a view of the land around the county's centre, since no town or street is described by them.
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Water is the other fact. FEMA's flood map put 14 of 44 land points in the same sample inside the 1% annual chance floodplain. That is a view of the area and not of one address, so a homeowner checks the zone on FEMA's map. Pooled water beside a house keeps the clay under the foundation wet. Census estimates put the median home here at 1982, with 16.6% built before 1960 and 38.8% in 1990 or later. Older Texas houses are more often pier and beam, newer ones more often slab, and the census records no foundation type to confirm it.
Vidor is the town on this page, and it is the place Smiths Foundation And House Leveling names as where it works. Nearby county pages cover Jefferson, Hardin, Newton, Liberty and Polk counties.
Smiths Foundation And House Leveling serves Vidor with leveling for pier and beam houses and for mobile homes. It is rated 4.9 from 10 Google reviews.
Smiths Foundation And House Leveling repairs tie downs and installs new ones. Tie downs anchor a mobile home to the ground. The business is based in Vidor.
In a sample around the centre of the county, 14 of 44 land points sat inside the 1% annual chance floodplain. The sample is no verdict on your house, so check the address on FEMA's flood map.
Of 39 points with a soil reading in the sample, 26 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 18 of those were very high. Clay of that kind swells with water and shrinks without it. The sample does not speak for one lot.
Jefferson, Hardin, Newton, Liberty and Polk counties each have a page close to this one. They list the foundation businesses based in those counties.