Structured Foundation Repair Houston

Good job. Included an additional pier in original job at no cost. Came back out quickly when it was determined another pier was necessary.

BEWARE!! Do Not Use!!! Our interaction with Structured started so well. Brandon and his team had great reviews, as you can no doubt see doing your research. We even had a personal recommendation from a friend that knew someone that used them. We entered into a contract with them and had Brandon's team came out to the do the foundation repair. The lift was accomplished as promised and the invoice was paid. Job completed - happy customers - or so we thought. Approximately 3 weeks after the repairs were made, we realized that a significant depression (low spot) appeared in our living room below one of the main walls in the house. This low spot was significant enough to be seen with the naked eye. It could also be felt while walking. We contacted Brandon and his team on a Sunday afternoon to alert them to the issue. My wife called the office Monday morning and was passed to Bryant to discuss what to do to resolve our issue. Bryant told her that they were extremely busy and that he could not have anyone come to our home to take a look at our issue for several days, at best. My wife expressed concern because we had some other work in the home scheduled for later that week. Bryant responded that he was close to our house on Sunday (the day that we called) and that he would have been happy to come by to take a look had we called him. He was borderline rude with her. I was not on the call, so I can't absolutely confirm exactly what was said, but I can tell you that my wife was upset enough at the conversation that she called me. I called the Structured office and asked to speak to Bryant. While on the phone, Bryant reiterated the same point that he was close to my home the day before and.... I responded that we called and he told me that they were closed, so how could he have known. I explained that it was irrelevant to me where he was on Sunday and the conversation became unproductive for a brief period of time. We were able to get back on point. I explained my concerns with the dip in the floor and Bryant explained that he might be able to shorten the lead time to get a crew back out if I could send photos of the issues. He would work on getting a crew out to resolve the issue while waiting on the photos so he could see what the "f" had happened. His words not mine. I may have used colorful language in the conversation too, but I did not describe the work as F-ed up. The photos of the dip are included on this review. I did not hear from Bryant again. I did call later that afternoon and he confirmed receipt of the photos and that the crew that had repaired our foundation would be back out the next morning to address the dip and any other issues. Tuesday morning the crew arrived and found that the house was not in the condition they left it in post lift. The interior wall had indeed sagged - the reason was unknown at that moment. They later stated that the location was was not supported but should have been. They elected not to support it at the time of the first lift because the deflection was 0.4 inches - not enough to justify the beam or a call to the office. But now it was > 1" so it had to be addressed. Progress... They installed a beam and lifted the house. In the process of doing the second lift, they damaged the newly installed cabinets and a portion of the wall. Understand that the initial lift was almost 4 weeks ago... Seeing the damage to the cabinets caused concern with my wife. We had just spent a significant sum of money on the lift and remodel of the kitchen and we now have damage. The technician at our home contacted Bryant to discuss her concern and what could be done to remedy the damage. His response to the technician was basically that it was our issue and that we should feel fortunate that they came out to fix the dip as quickly as they did. I called Brandon, the owner. He did not return my call but did answer the phone for my wife after she called him several times. He essentially told her, not me, that he would be happy to lower the floor back but that any damage was our problem. I posted pictures of the depression (low spot) and also pictures of the damage it created to our cabinets. NOTE: We were NEVER told to wait to install cabinets or paint. I am posting this, with the hope that I can save someone else this stress.

Forman Bryant Tatum (pier and beam expert) is fantastic and extremely trustworthy -- Excellent customer service, pride in workmanship, and honest! I highly recommend this company, which stands behind their work.

I am in the process of trying to find someone that can perform work that is needed

Initial work was excellent. The issue is not with the initial work but with the subsequent service. We requested warranty work and were informed that we were out of the warranty period (hence the overall rating). The real question is whether we would do foundation repair again (with any company) given our past experience. What a consumer wants is some guarantee that the work will be done such that the solution will last. How long is reasonable to expect? Certainly longer than a few months. Hopefully longer than a few years. If you think you have been promised a long guarantee (15-30 years or even a lifetime) from a seemingly reputable company - good references, good ratings - you think you're covered. Think again. The words on a website and from a sales person will be geared to what you want to hear - long guarantee, good references, engineered reports - anything to get you to buy. When it comes to actually claiming anything on your warranty your experience is most likely to be similar to trying to make a claim on your medical policy. You may have a great experience or be terribly frustrated. We have been frustrated. When it came time to make a claim, we were quoted lines from the contract basically indicating we were out of the warranty period. How can you be out of the warranty period if the guarantee is for a lifetime? Because it is NOT for a lifetime or even a long time. Put another way - if you spent $5000 to fix your car and you still have the same problem, what would you think? Was it worth spending the money? Why spend more money if all you get is the same problem? My takeaway is this: if you have a lot of money or need a short term fix - get your foundation repaired. Any highly rated firm will do. As long as the firm has mostly good reviews you are probably fine. If you don't have a lot of money or need a longer term fix (more than a few months to a few years) - FORGET the foundation repair. Please do NOT fall for the long term of the guarantee from anyone. For milder soil or weather conditions foundation repair can work. If you spend enough money almost anything can be made to work for a long period of time (longer than a few years). Otherwise don't waste your money or time. JUSTIFICATION FOR THE RATINGS:: Prices are competitive with other highly rated companies in the industry. I give them high marks for this. Responsiveness is top notch. They will get back with you in a timely manner. No issues with punctuality. Again top ratings. Quality depends on your point of view. If you only want a solution that can last a short time then quality is excellent. Since we were led to believe it would last longer we don't see quality or subsequent service as outstanding. Professionalism also depends on your point of view. They treat the customer right during the inspection and installation phase. Awesome. When it comes time to make a claim they prefer to fall back on legal and contractual minimums. The company has offered to make a complimentary visit to review our situation.. Points for the offer. Unfortunately, this does not guarantee we will have a satisfactory solution to our issue without further expenditure of money. We thought we had that guarantee with the warranty. We are mistaken. Overall rating is bad primarily due to the warranty surprise. If you had a better experience we are thrilled for you. Not our experience. By searching google apparently our experience is not unique. As we've learned from other companies' recent public relations experiences (i.e. airlines) the company is 100% in the right and we customers are wrong.

First, a perimeter drawing was made based upon laser measurements. Next a visual inspection for evidence of foundation changes were made. Next, Brandon took internal measurements based upon an arbitrary midpoint on the foundation of relative differences of elevation at other peripheral points. The instrument used was claimed to have repeatable measurements of plus or minus 0.1". The measurements made sense as our home was flooded by Hurricane Harvey and we could see differences of elevation of the flood waters relative to the floor boards. Based upon measurements and the visual inspection, Brandon provided analysis that the foundation was significantly out of building specifications and that the issues noted in the inspection made sense with the elevation differences. A recommendation for foundation repair was made, with the cost discounted by $500 per the deal of Angies List.

It went great. Dale Rutledge was our inspector, and he was fast, friendly, and informative. Couldn't have asked for more (expect maybe to make the low spot magically go away...).

They did a great job, the crew was very nice, the owner Brandon did not oversell the number of piers needed as others who I had bid on the job did and their price was very fair. I had 6 bids. I highly recommend them.

They were amazing. Very patient with my questions and they did an agreat job. Some interior piers were needed and the work was done quickly and the clean up afterwards was very well done. I am a general contractor and had 5 other bids. Structured foundation was one of the best bids and the professional, informative, honest and caring manner of the owner Brandon won the job. Brandon did not oversell and did not add the extra piers by several of the other added by companies to pad the price.. The crew was great and the supervisor Guillermo was on the job full time. Should adjustments to the work done ever need adjustment.... there is NO additional charge. After completion, a additional check on the level by an engineer and hydrostatic test by a plumber on the sewer pipes was included in the cost. In short,,,, they did a great job!

Great, on time and very professional.