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- Welcome To X-treme Steel Foundation Repair
Foundation Repair Specialists For South Texas Soil
We provide professional foundation repair solutions designed specifically for South Texas soil conditions. From shifting slabs to structural settlement, our experienced team focuses on long-term stability and reliable repair methods you can trust.
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- About us
Engineered Foundation Repair You Can Trust
Foundation problems in South Texas are commonly caused by expansive clay soil, moisture changes, and plumbing leaks beneath slabs. We specialize exclusively in foundation repair, allowing us to identify the real cause of movement and recommend solutions built for long-term performance.
Quality Workmanship
- Detailed foundation evaluations
- Repair systems matched to structure & soil
Insured & Guaranteed
- Long-term stabilization focus
- Residential & commercial expertise
(210)-864-9911
- Services
Our Foundation Repair Services
We provide professional foundation repair solutions designed to stabilize structures, correct foundation movement, and protect homes from long-term structural damage using proven repair systems.
Foundation Repair
Structural stabilization designed to stop movement and restore long-term foundation integrity.
Commercial Foundation Repair
Foundation repair solutions for commercial slabs and load-bearing structural systems.
Pier & Beam Foundation Repair
Targeted repairs addressing settlement, rot, and support failure beneath pier-and-beam homes.
Foundation Inspections
Detailed evaluations identifying foundation movement, causes, and proper repair direction.
Plumbing Repair Related to Foundations
Plumbing repairs addressing leaks that directly contribute to foundation movement.
Drainage Solutions
Water-management systems designed to reduce soil movement around foundations.
X-treme Steel Foundation Repair
Why South Texas Soil Is Hard on Foundations
South Texas soil expands when wet and shrinks when dry, creating constant stress on foundations. Drought cycles, heavy rain, plumbing leaks, and poor drainage cause foundations to shift, settle, or lift over time. In this region, foundation movement is expected — not uncommon.
- Why Choose Us
Why Foundation Repair Becomes Necessary
● Cracks in walls, ceilings, or brick
● Doors and windows sticking or pulling out of square
● Sloping or uneven floors
● Gaps around trim or exterior openings
● Plumbing leaks beneath the foundation
● Standing water near the structure
Fast & Reliable Service
We perform foundation inspections and repairs efficiently, focusing on identifying the real cause of movement and stabilizing it the right way.
Fully Licensed & Insured
Our foundation repair work is completed by experienced professionals who follow proper procedures and industry standards for safety and accountability.
Top-Quality Materials
We use proven foundation repair systems, including steel and concrete solutions, selected based on soil conditions and structural load—not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Premium Support
We communicate clearly throughout the repair process, respecting that foundation issues are serious and ensuring homeowners understand every step.
- Our Team
Trained Foundation Repair Specialists
Our experienced team consists of trained foundation repair professionals who are committed to delivering safe, reliable, and long-term structural solutions.
CEO/ Foundation Expert
Master Plumber
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Our Clients Testimonials
Our clients first hand experience with our work and people.
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- FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers to common foundation repair questions and learn how to protect your home’s structure.
If you’re seeing cracks, uneven floors, or doors that suddenly won’t close right, your home is
trying to tell you something.
Yes. Expansive clay soil moves as moisture levels change.
No. The repair should match the structure.
Most residential repairs take a few days once work begins.
Stabilization stops further movement; cosmetic repairs may follow.
Yes. Under-slab leaks are a common cause of foundation movement.
Our team works efficiently to minimize disruption. In most cases, homeowners can remain in their homes during the repair process.
Yes. Delaying foundation repairs can lead to increased structural damage and higher repair costs over time.