Structural
Foundation inspection and assessment
Tier A · 26 towns covered
A contractor comes out, looks at what you are seeing, and tells you whether it needs work now or watching.
The work itself is well understood. Working out how much of it your house needs is the harder part.
The things people ring up about
- Cracks you have been watching for a while
- You are about to buy and want to know what you are taking on
- Something has changed and you cannot tell whether it matters
- A finding on an inspection report you need explained
How this gets fixed
Someone comes out, looks at what you are seeing, and tells you whether it needs work now, watching, or nothing at all. The most useful call you can make when you genuinely do not know.
Cost varies by scope
Want it looked at properly?
Tell us what changed and when. We'll get it to people who work this ground, at no cost to you.
Tell us what's happening → Call (609) 568-8654Coverage
Where this one applies
Listed by the ground type, because that's what decides whether this applies.
Inland mainland
Sandy inland ground, where the water under a house rises after heavy rain rather than with the tide.
Bayfront and lagoon
Canal-front ground, where tidewater moves sideways through the fill under these homes.
Long Beach Island
Long Beach Island, where salt-influenced groundwater works on older foundations the whole year round.