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Service area
Seattle, WA 98119 and the wider Puget Sound region, Seattle neighbourhoods, the North Sound, the Eastside, and the South Sound.
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Monday to Friday, 07:30 – 17:30. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Enquiries sent outside those hours are picked up the next working day.
How to reach us
Our direct phone line and email are being finalised and will be published here when they are live. Until then, the form is the reliable route, it reaches us immediately and we reply using whichever contact method you provide.
Registration
Registered Washington contractor, bonded per Washington L&I requirements. Registration status and bond can be checked through the L&I Verify tool. here is how to do that .
Emergencies
If a structure is actively moving or a slope presents an immediate hazard, move away from the affected area and contact emergency services. We are not an emergency response service and this page is not monitored for emergencies.
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Common questions
Questions We Get Before the First Call
How do I know if a crack is cosmetic or a structural problem?
A crack's location and pattern matter more than its width alone. Diagonal stair-step cracks near corners, doors that bind, and sloping floors can indicate movement, while fine surface cracks are often cosmetic. Only an on-site evaluation with elevation measurements can tell them apart, we never diagnose from a photo.
Which foundation repair method will my home need?
It depends on the soil and the assessed condition. Settling footings are typically supported with push piers, helical piers, or pin piles driven to a competent bearing layer; bowing walls need reinforcement, not underpinning. We recommend a method only after a documented evaluation, and we keep structural repair separate from crack sealing.
How much does foundation repair cost in Seattle?
Cost depends on access, the affected area, support count and depth, excavation, engineering, permits, and restoration. We publish honest cost-driver guides rather than a single number, and we distinguish estimates from completed invoices. Your written quote itemizes quantities so you can see what drives the price.
Does my older Seattle home qualify for a prescriptive seismic retrofit?
Seattle's SDCI Standard Plan is a common starting point, but a prescriptive approach has eligibility conditions. Foundation condition, configuration, access, and unreinforced masonry can require an engineer's design. We check current permit instructions before recommending a scope and never promise a house will survive a specific earthquake.
Do you serve Eastside cities like Bellevue and Kirkland?
Yes. Beyond Seattle neighborhoods, we work across the Eastside, Bellevue, Kirkland, Mercer Island, Redmond, Issaquah, and Sammamish, where Mercer Slough peat and daylight basements create distinct settlement patterns worth evaluating locally.
Do I need waterproofing or drainage for a wet basement?
It depends on how water is entering. Surface and subsurface water is often best managed with footing or interceptor drains and better discharge, while water forced through walls under hydrostatic pressure calls for interior drainage and sealing. A vapor barrier addresses a different pathway than a footing drain, we assess the cause first.
Are you a registered Washington contractor?
Washington requires contractor registration, a bond, and a registration number in advertising. Registration is not an engineering license or a guarantee of workmanship, but you can verify any contractor's registration and bond with the Washington L&I Verify tool. We keep our registered identity and number consistent across our materials.
What should I do if my home is actively moving or a slope is failing?
Active movement or an immediate slope hazard is an emergency, not a quote request. Move away from the affected area and contact emergency services. A quote form is not an emergency response service; we can evaluate the property once it is safe to do so.
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