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How a foundation inspection request works
MoCo Foundation Repair coordinates the request. An independent partner contractor inspects the house and performs any repair you later hire them to do.
What we are, and what we are not
This site is a homeowner resource and referral service under the public brand MoCo Foundation Repair. We are not a foundation contractor. We do not send a crew, we do not install piers, and we do not issue a contractor warranty.
Inspections and repairs are performed by an independent, licensed and insured local partner contractor. Until that company is selected, the partner is listed as [Partner contractor name TBD]. After a partner is named, this site will identify them and point to their insurance and credentials. See the partner disclosure for how compensation works.
Step 1. You describe what you are seeing
Use the inspection request form or, once a tracking number is live, call (XXX) XXX-XXXX Phone number coming soon. Calls to that number may be recorded. The form asks for your name, phone, email, ZIP code, and a short description. Those details help the partner know where the house is and what to look for. You do not have to check the optional call-and-text consent box to request an estimate.
Step 2. We send the request to one partner
This is not a marketplace that sells the same lead to several contractors. The plan for this site is to work with one exclusive local partner at a time in a defined set of ZIP codes. Your request is shared with that partner so they can follow up about an inspection.
Step 3. The partner inspects the home
A typical foundation inspection looks at the outside and inside of the house and at how the floor sits. Many contractors take elevation readings and talk through drainage, trees, plumbing leaks, and the age of the house. We do not promise a specific test, a same-day visit, or a particular report format. Those details belong to the partner who comes to the property.
An exterior photo of a Montgomery County home from the street or side yard that shows the slab edge, grade, and nearby trees, taken by you with permission.
Step 4. You receive a written estimate if work is recommended
If the partner recommends repair, ask for the scope in writing: what they found, what they propose to do, how they will measure success, and what warranty they offer. MoCo Foundation Repair does not write that estimate and does not guarantee its pricing.
Published statewide ranges on our cost guide are from third-party sources, labeled as estimates, and may not match your house.
Step 5. You decide whether to hire them
You can accept the proposal, ask questions, seek another opinion, or wait. Nothing on this website is a repair contract. If you do hire the partner, the agreement is between you and that contractor.
Phone recording. Texas is generally treated as a one-party consent state for recording conversations, as explained by the Texas State Law Library (page updated October 23, 2026). This site still uses a short “calls may be recorded” notice, because callers may be elsewhere and because recordings, when they exist, need to be usable and clearly disclosed.