- Repairs foundations
- Slab foundations
- Pier and beam
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Edgewood's one business for foundation repair in Texas raises more than houses. Foundation FIX is a family-owned and operated company in Van Zandt County that specializes in foundation repair and also lifts concrete of every sort, from home slabs to warehouse and commercial slabs, parking lots and sidewalks. It is rated 4.5 from 8 reviews.
It works on slab and pier and beam foundations, for homes and commercial properties. A homeowner with a sunken porch slab or driveway may find that the same crew that handles the house also handles the concrete around it.
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The ground is clay-heavy in places. In a sample of 25 points in an area about 5 miles across around the centre of Edgewood, 1 fell on water. Of the other 24, 16 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 8 of those were very high. Nahatche, Woodtell and Freestone were each the commonest soil, at 5 points apiece. This clay swells when wet and shrinks when dry, which lifts and drops slabs and piers.
Water shows up in the sample too. There, 6 of 24 land points sit inside the floodplain on FEMA's flood map. That describes the area and not any one address, and standing water near a foundation keeps the clay under it wet. The median home in Edgewood was built in 1974.
Foundation FIX raises concrete of all kinds, including parking lots and sidewalks, as well as home slabs and warehouse and commercial slabs. It is a family-owned and operated company in Van Zandt County.
Foundation FIX works on pier and beam foundations and on slabs, for residential and commercial properties. It is rated 4.5 from 8 reviews.
Yes. Foundation FIX works on commercial properties, and it raises warehouse and commercial slabs, along with parking lots and sidewalks, as well as home foundations.
Around the centre of Edgewood, one point in a sample of 25 fell on water. Of the other 24, 16 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell, and 8 of those were very high. Nahatche, Woodtell and Freestone tied as the commonest soil, at 5 points each. That describes the area, not one lot.
Royse City, Rockwall, Rowlett, Tyler and Garland each have a page of their own. Edgewood is not close enough to any of them to be grouped with it.