10/11/2026
The foundation is too important to cut corners on. That's why I request a geotechnical report on every footprint before a foundation goes in, so it's designed for the soil it's actually sitting on.
It costs more up front. It costs a lot less than fixing a failed foundation, and even under warranty, a repair means months of inspections, meetings, and time off work that you never get back.
Whoever you build with, ask your builder if a geotechnical report was done on the soils before the foundation plan was designed.
Building in the San Antonio area? Send me a message and let's talk about your lot.
"Today my builder came to check on my house and told me that the crack from one side of my house to the other side of my house is completely normal..." 🏚️😅 bit.ly/3UddZaO