Texas foundation repair directory
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Explore this company profileName in Texas Comptroller record (contracting role unconfirmed): ADVANCED FOUNDATION REPAIR, L.P.
Listed in Austin
ScoreNot yet
5 permits since 2024, 5 closed; a completion rate needs 10 closed permits
2.8 Google rating from 15 reviews; matched listing city: Converse, Texas; review job locations unknown
Permits through October 7, 2026. Google ratings checked October 8, 2026. Permit history does not establish repair quality.
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Work through repair methods, pier counts and warranty terms with the Austin cost guide. Identify differences in written scope before you compare the totals.
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No. The Austin list is alphabetical, and company scores are not published yet. A profile brings available records and evidence gaps together so you can make your own comparison. A listing is not an endorsement.
Austin is the first available city. More Texas cities will be added as their local evidence is ready. Browse Austin companies.
It means we do not have the evidence needed to mark that category on record. It does not establish that a company lacks insurance, offers no warranty or does poor work. Use the gap to decide what documentation to ask for.
No. It shows the local permit activity we could attribute to the company within the stated place and period. It does not establish the quality of every repair or tell you what work your home needs.
The Austin cost guide helps you understand the questions behind a price and compare written repair scope. The directory does not provide a quote for your home. If you are still deciding where to start, read the independent engineer guide.
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Texas foundation repair directory
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