Our warranty, in full
The term most sites in this trade bury deepest. Here it is, before you ever have to ask.
What's covered, what voids it, and whether it transfers if you sell the house — spelled out at the inspection, not buried in a contract you see after you've already agreed to the work.
What is covered
Every structural repair — piering, wall anchors and crack repair — carries a lifetime warranty on the work itself.
What voids it
The most common one: declining the drainage work we recommend alongside a wall or crack repair, then having the same water problem cause it to fail again — the warranty covers our workmanship, not a cause we identified and you chose not to fix. Excavation or grading changes made near the repair by someone else afterward, or damage from an unrelated cause like a plumbing leak, aren't covered either. We'll tell you the specific conditions for your repair at the inspection, in writing, not after something goes wrong.
Does it transfer
Yes — one time, to a new owner, if you sell the house within the warranty period.
- Free inspections completed
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- Free inspections completed
- Transferable structural warranty
- Lifetime
- Transferable structural warranty
Ask us anything about the warranty before you agree to a repair.
We would rather answer the question now than have it come up after you have already paid.