
Slab Foundation Repair
Recently built slabs are still finding their level, and the first few dry summers are the telling ones.
Slab Foundation RepairLeander has grown faster than almost anywhere in the county, and most of that growth is new slabs on ground that was rolling hill country until the grader arrived. New does not mean settled. Round Rock Foundation Repairs measures young houses as carefully as old ones.

Recently built slabs are still finding their level, and the first few dry summers are the telling ones.
Slab Foundation Repair
Bare lots, young turf and new downspouts mean the water around a new house often goes to the wrong place.
Drainage and Root Barriers
A crack in a three-year-old house is worth measuring, not ignoring or arguing about from memory.
Foundation InspectionA great deal of Leander was graded into building pads out of rolling ground, so cut and fill is the norm rather than the exception. Add pockets of clay between the rockier areas and you get houses on the same street bearing on quite different material. The first severe drought after construction is usually when any difference shows itself.
If your house is still inside its builder warranty period, say so. Documentation matters in that conversation, and measured elevation readings are far more useful than a description of a crack. Mention how close the nearest large tree is, and whether the lot was a cut or a fill side, if you know.
Some movement in the first years is expected as backfill compacts. The question is how much, and whether it is evening out or getting worse.
A house that spans from cut ground onto fill can settle unevenly no matter how well the pad was prepared.
If the house is young, getting measurements on paper early is worth doing. A written elevation plot is hard to argue with later.
With newer houses the honest answer is often to measure now and measure again after a full wet and dry cycle. That tells you whether you are watching normal settling or a slab that is genuinely dropping. Acting too early on a house that is still moving can mean doing the job twice.
Meanwhile, the cheap and useful work is moisture control. Getting roof water away from the slab and keeping the perimeter evenly damp is covered on our drainage and root barriers page, and the routine is in the watering guide.
If piers are needed, the pier comparison covers the choice on mixed ground. South of you the terrain is similar in Cedar Park, and you can arrange a visit any time.
Depth and pier count decide it, and depth varies a lot across town because of the cut-and-fill grading. Round Rock Foundation Repairs takes the readings, works out what supporting the low area involves and gives you the price in writing. Nothing is quoted before the house has been measured.
Round Rock Foundation Repairs covers Leander, including the newer subdivisions off Ronald Reagan Boulevard and the older streets near the rail station. Give us the address and the year built. The inspection page sets out exactly what the visit covers.
Appointments are usually available within a few days; call to confirm what is open. If a builder warranty deadline or a sale is driving the timing, say so when you get in touch so it can be prioritized against the schedule.
Usually not by itself. Fine cracks appear in new drywall and new concrete as materials cure and backfill settles. What matters is width, direction and whether it is growing. Do not try to test a slab by breaking into it; have it measured instead.
Often yes, with measurements taken in the meantime. Documented readings six months apart show whether the house is settling toward stable or continuing to drop. Read now or later for how that call is usually made.
That depends entirely on the terms of your builder warranty, which is between you and them. What helps is evidence: dated photographs and a measured elevation plot rather than a recollection of when the door started sticking. Round Rock Foundation Repairs can provide the measurements; the warranty claim is yours to make.
Tell us the year the house was built and what you are seeing, and we will measure it.