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Tell us about the repair and your ZIP. We will match you with a few local foundation pros whose licence and insurance we have already checked - so you are comparing companies, not gambling on one. Free, and your number goes only to the pros who quote.
- Free for homeowners
- Only your matched pros get your details
- Licence & insurance verified
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What happens next
After you hit send
- 01 You tell us the job Two questions and your ZIP. About sixty seconds, and no account to create.
- 02 We check who is available Only companies whose licence and insurance we have verified - with the date of the check on record.
- 03 A few pros reach out A short shortlist you agreed to. Not your number sold to whoever bids highest for it.
- 04 You compare and decide Or you decide against all of them. There is no obligation and nothing to cancel.
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What we will and won't do
- Free, and it stays freeYou never pay us anything. Pros pay to be on the platform, and only once they have passed verification - so our incentive is to keep the bad ones out, not to move volume.
- Your phone stays quietYour details go to the handful of pros matched to your job. They are not resold, not syndicated, and not added to a list you will spend a year unsubscribing from.
- Checked at the sourceLicence and insurance verified against the issuing authority - not a badge a company gave itself - with the date of the check on record.
- You can walk awayRead the quotes, use them as leverage, and hire nobody. There is no contract at this stage and nothing to cancel.
HomeCostLab puts most repairs at $2,200-$7,500, with a typical figure around $4,500. Method drives everything: crack sealing $250-$800, slabjacking $500-$1,500, steel push piers $1,000-$3,000 each, helical piers $1,500-$3,500 each, and full pier jobs $6,000-$36,000. Today's Homeowner puts typical whole-job piering at $7,000-$30,000, averaging about $16,000. See our cost guide.
Treat it as a bid, not a diagnosis. The inspector's employer earns money only if you buy a repair. For anything in the thousands, pay an independent structural engineer ($400-$1,500 per Today's Homeowner) who sells no repairs, then send that written scope to three contractors.
Yes. Homeowners never pay us. Pros pay to be on the platform, and only after they pass verification.
No. Your details go to the few foundation repair pros matched to your job, and nowhere else.
No. Compare the quotes and walk away if none of them suit. There is no contract at this stage.