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Bravo Foundation Repair is a veteran-owned foundation company in Weatherford with more than 20 years of experience. It serves Weatherford, Fort Worth and surrounding areas. It is rated 5.0 from 7 Google reviews. It is the one business on this page, in Parker County. A record of 7 reviews is a short one, but all of them are five stars.
It repairs slab foundations, pier and beam homes, modular structures and historical properties. Its services include underpinning with pressed pilings, footing repair and structural stabilization. They also include drainage systems, concrete repair and foam injection. It also lifts slabs with foam or mud. It offers a free inspection, works with engineers and takes commercial jobs.
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The ground around Weatherford is mostly not the swelling kind. Weatherford's sample was 25 points around the centre of town. Only 1 sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. It was very high. Duffau (5 points), Brackett (4 points) and Windthorst (4 points) were the commonest series. Water is the bigger watch item. 5 of 25 land points sit inside FEMA's mapped floodplain. Standing water near a foundation keeps clay wet. The median home in Weatherford was built in 1997. Most homes were built in 1990 or later.
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Bravo Foundation Repair repairs slab foundations, pier and beam homes, modular structures and historical properties. It is veteran-owned and has more than 20 years of experience. It is rated 5.0 from 7 Google reviews.
Bravo Foundation Repair lists foam or mud slab lifting among its services. Its list also has underpinning with pressed pilings and footing repair. It also offers a free inspection.
Bravo Foundation Repair lists engineer involvement among its services. It also does drainage systems and commercial work, so one call can cover several questions about a property.
In a sample of 25 land points around the centre of Weatherford, 5 sit inside FEMA's mapped floodplain. That describes the area, not one address. So check your own lot on FEMA's flood map.
Only 1 of 25 points around the centre of Weatherford sat on soil rated high or very high for shrink-swell. The sample is for the area and not one lot. So a crack deserves an in-person look.