
Foundation Repair
Piers under the low side, a controlled lift on hydraulics, and a floor that reads level when we are done. That is the whole job, done right.
Foundation repair →
Burleson's black clay swells, shrinks, and takes your slab along for the ride. We drive steel piers past the clay, lift the house back where it belongs, and hand you the readings to prove it. Free evaluation. Flat quote. No games.
Call (817) 555-0100 ONE CREW ANSWERS. NOT A CALL CENTER, NOT A LEAD SITE.Get a Free Evaluation
We measure the whole floor, show you the numbers, and quote it flat. It costs you nothing.
Got it.
We will call you from (817) 555-0100 to set the time.
What we do
Eight jobs, one crew, all of it under or around your foundation. If a job does not need doing, we do not sell it. The readings decide.

Piers under the low side, a controlled lift on hydraulics, and a floor that reads level when we are done. That is the whole job, done right.
Foundation repair →
Sunken slab sections lifted and locked onto piers. Every crack mapped before we start and checked again after the lift.
Slab repair →
Bad beams out, new beams in, steel supports set and floors re-leveled from underneath. Crawling under houses is the job. We do it.
Pier and beam →
A brick crack is a symptom, not the disease. We stop the movement first, then we seal the crack. In that order, or do not bother.
Crack repair →
The whole house brought back to level, room by room, reading by reading. Doors close again. Floors stop sloping. Done.
House leveling →
Supports, beams and a sealed liner over the dirt. A dry crawl space means the structure above it stops rotting.
Crawl space →
Membrane on the wall, water off the foundation. Wet soil pressed against concrete is how slabs get moved in the first place.
Waterproofing →
Water is the cause. Drains are the cure. We dig the trenches nobody wants to dig and grade the yard so water leaves.
Drainage →The hardware
Three pier systems. Your soil, your house and your budget pick the right one. We install all three and we will tell you which one your readings call for.
Driven deep to load-bearing ground and locked to the footing with a steel bracket. Our go-to for heavy slab homes on deep clay.
Concrete segments pressed section by section, using the weight of your own house, until the ground says stop. Proven all over North Texas.
Screwed into the ground where soil is soft or access is tight. The torque reading tells us the moment they are seated for good.
Warning signs
Burleson's clay moves houses slowly, then all at once. These are the tells. See two or more and the house is asking for a measurement.
Stair-step cracks climbing through your brick
Doors that stick one season and swing the next
Cracks splitting out from window corners
Floors you can feel sloping under your feet
Gaps at the ceiling, the cabinets, the trim
Slab and garage cracks that keep growing
One crack might be nothing. A pattern is the house telling you the ground moved. Wet summers swell this clay, dry ones shrink it, and the slab rides both ways until something anchors it. We measure it free and show you the numbers either way.
How it goes
Every room, every reading, on paper. You see the same numbers we see before anybody talks price.
One price, in writing, before a shovel touches dirt. It does not creep halfway through the job.
Piers driven to refusal, the lift done on hydraulics, and the floor re-measured before we backfill a single hole.
Lifetime warranty on the pier work. It stays with the house when you sell, and the transfer costs nothing.
One crew. No marketplace.
Call Ironroot and Ironroot shows up. We do not buy your call from a lead site, and we never sell it to anyone else. The number on the truck is the number that answers.
Straight talk
Depends on the pier count and how far the house dropped. The evaluation is free, the quote is flat and written, and the price does not change once we start digging.
Maybe not. If the floor reads level, we say so and go home. We would rather be the company that told you the truth than the one that sold you steel you did not need.
Most houses take one to three days, and you live there while we work. It gets loud for a few hours. Then it is done and the floor reads right.
Lifetime on our pier work, in writing, and it stays with the house when you sell. No transfer fee and no fine-print ceremony. Your pier map and readings stay on file with us.
Sometimes, yes. If water is the whole problem, drains are the whole answer, and they cost a lot less than piers. We check where the water goes on every single evaluation.