
House Foundation walls can be pushed in and damaged by soil pressure. Perhaps the soil’s weight is too great to be held back by the foundation wall. In other cases, soil with high clay content expands during wet weather, exerting extra pressure against below-grade and basement foundation walls. Whatever the cause, there are several signs of foundation wall damage. Horizontal cracks across your basement foundation walls or stair-stepped cracks in a block foundation are the more common indicators that you have a foundation wall issue before it starts to actually bow. Get your free foundation repair estimate today!
Signs
Do your walls need a foundation repair company?
Cracked and bowing basement walls can develop immediately following construction or years later as changes occur within the soils that surround your home. If you notice this, have your foundation inspected by a specialist to determine if you need a bowing wall repair before the foundation repair cost becomes greater from neglect.
Common signs of bowing foundation problems Horizontal cracking near the middle of the wall is one of the first symptoms you'll notice when it's bowing. Horizontal cracks usually start small and increase in width over time. A foundation repair specialist will be able to install the right system to fix your foundation in place and prevent the damage from spreading. Once the wall is secure, the foundation crack repair can be done without the threat of it returning.
Causes
How did this happen?
Why fix your foundation problems now and not later?
- Foundation problems only get worse over time. Hoping, praying and putting them out of your mind won’t reverse the symptoms and make the situation better.
- Foundation problems will never be less expensive to fix than they are today.
- This is your home’s foundation we’re talking about. It supports your house and everything in it, including your family. Do you really want to let it deteriorate?
What To Expect
Ready to get started?
Schedule a free estimate to start your repair journey with Foundation Supportworks.
Schedule your inspection
Fill out our form or give us a call to book your inspection. Share what you’ve noticed so we can send the right expert to your home.
Full home
inspection
An expert will inspect the problem area and surrounding conditions, including soil movement, drainage, structural integrity, and any related concerns.
Clear explanation
of findings
We’ll walk you through what we’re seeing in easy-to-understand language so you know the root cause of the issue, not just the symptoms.
Review recommendations
If repairs are needed, we’ll outline your options, pricing, and timeline so you can make the best decision for your home.







