- Repairs foundations
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Able House Leveling & Foundation Repair is a small family-owned company in Jourdanton, in Atascosa County. It serves South Texas from San Antonio to the Gulf and has done so since 2006. It repairs slab and pier and beam foundations, works on block and pad, concrete pier and cedar post foundations, and levels mobile homes. Estimates are free, and financing is offered. It is rated 4.6 from 19 Google reviews, and its own pages name San Antonio and Bandera.
Foundation repair in Texas often follows the soil, and Jourdanton's sample is light on the worst of it. Of 25 points around the centre of town, 1 fell on water. Of the other 24, 5 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. Hanis was the commonest series at 7 points, then Floresville at 5 and Elmendorf at 4. That clay holds water in wet months and gives it up in dry ones, and the slabs and piers on it can shift.
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None of the 24 land points in the same sample sit inside the floodplain FEMA maps, though a homeowner checks their own address on FEMA's flood map. The median home in Jourdanton was built in 1993, and most were built in 1990 or later. Newer Texas homes are more often slab, as a general pattern the census does not record. San Antonio, Converse, Seguin, New Braunfels and San Marcos have their own pages.
Able House Leveling & Foundation Repair in Atascosa County works on block and pad, concrete pier and cedar post foundations. It also repairs slab and pier and beam foundations and levels mobile homes.
Able House Leveling & Foundation Repair offers financing and free estimates. It describes itself as a small family-owned company serving South Texas from San Antonio to the Gulf since 2006.
In a sample of 25 points around the centre of Jourdanton, 1 fell on water and 5 of the other 24 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. The commonest series were Hanis, Floresville and Elmendorf. The sample says nothing about a single lot.
The median home in Jourdanton was built in 1993, and most were built in 1990 or later. Newer Texas homes are more often slab, though that is only a general pattern and the census does not record foundation type.