- Repairs foundations
- Free inspection
- Commercial work
Sea Side Foundation Repair is listed for Bayside in Refugio County, Texas, but it works from the coast. It has offices in Rockport and Alice, so confirm that it serves Bayside before you call. It offers foundation repair and leveling in the Rockport and Corpus Christi area for commercial, residential and industrial work, and gives free estimates to homeowners. It is rated 5.0 from 3 reviews.
This is an older housing county. Census estimates put the median home in Refugio County at 1971, with 30.8% built before 1960 and 28.2% in 1990 or later. Older Texas homes are more often pier and beam and newer ones slab, as a general pattern, though foundation type is not recorded by the census.
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The ground is the other fact. In a sample of 49 points around the centre of the county, 1 fell on water. Of the other 48, 30 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 19 of those were very high. The commonest soils were Victoria, Orelia and Papalote. Clay in these classes balloons with moisture and tightens as it dries, so slabs and piers above it lift and drop. FEMA's flood map put 6 of 48 land points in the same sample inside the 1% annual chance floodplain. Both samples cover the area around the county's centre, not any one address, so check your own zone on FEMA's map.
Bayside is the town on this page. Sea Side Foundation Repair's own site names Bayside, Corpus Christi and Alice as places it works. Nearby county pages cover Nueces, Victoria, Jim Wells and Jackson counties.
Sea Side Foundation Repair is the business listed for Bayside. It has offices in Rockport and Alice, so confirm that it serves Bayside. It is rated 5.0 from 3 reviews.
It offers foundation repair and leveling for commercial, residential and industrial work, and it gives free estimates to homeowners. Its own site names Bayside, Corpus Christi and Alice as places it works.
In a sample of 49 points around the centre of the county, 30 of the 48 land points sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. Of those, 19 were very high. Clay like that swells and shrinks with moisture. The sample does not speak for one lot.
Census estimates put the median home at 1971, with 30.8% built before 1960. Older homes in Texas lean toward pier and beam and newer ones toward slab, but the census does not record foundation type.
Nueces, Victoria, Jim Wells and Jackson counties each have a page close to this one. Each page names the foundation businesses based in its own county.