Foundation Repair & Stabilization
Cracks in walls, uneven floors, or sticking doors? Ro-Berg stabilizes settling foundations with polyurethane foam – filling voids and restoring support without major excavation.
Sound Familiar?
Foundation movement often starts gradually – a thin crack you shrug off, a door that sticks a little more each month. Left unchecked, settling soil and voids beneath your slab can turn small warning signs into bigger structural concerns.
- Cracks in drywall, brick, or exterior masonry
- Doors and windows that stick or will not close properly
- Uneven or sloping floors inside your home
- Gaps forming between bricks, trim, or the foundation line
There Is a Better Way
Polyurethane foam injection fills voids beneath your foundation, compacts unstable soil, and can lift settled areas back toward level – without the trenches, jackhammers, and landscaping damage that pier systems often require.
- Small injection points – not major excavation around your home
- Foam expands to fill voids and stabilize the slab quickly
- Rapid cure time – most jobs finished in a single day
- Often more affordable than traditional pier installation when caught early
Ready for a Stable Foundation?
Get a free on-site evaluation. We will inspect your foundation, explain your options, and give you a clear price – no pressure.
Foam or Piers?
Traditional pier systems work for severe failures, but many settlement issues can be resolved with polyurethane foam – faster, cleaner, and often less expensive.
Traditional Piers
Polyurethane Foam
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I was seriously considering just ripping out all concrete and starting over – but Ro-Berg came in and fixed both my driveway and sidewalk! It only took a few hours and it came out PERFECT!
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Foundation Repair FAQ
What is polyurethane foam foundation repair?
It is a method of stabilizing foundations by injecting expanding foam beneath the slab or footing to fill voids, compact soil, and restore support.
Is polyurethane foam better than traditional piers?
In many cases, yes. Foam repair is less invasive, faster, and often more affordable. Piers may still be required for severe structural failure, but foam works well for many settlement issues.
How long does foundation foam repair last?
When properly installed, polyurethane foam is a long-term solution. It does not degrade, wash away, or break down over time.
Will the foam lift my foundation?
Foam can provide controlled lifting when appropriate, but its primary purpose is stabilization. Each project is evaluated to ensure safe and precise results.
Is polyurethane foam safe?
Yes. Once cured, the foam is inert, environmentally safe, and does not leach chemicals into the soil.
How long does the repair take?
Most foundation foam repairs are completed in a single day, often within just a few hours.
Do I need to leave my home during the repair?
No. The process is minimally invasive and does not require you to vacate your home.
How much does foundation repair with foam cost?
Costs vary depending on the size of the affected area and severity of settlement. Foam repair is typically more affordable than traditional foundation systems.
Can foam be used under slab-on-grade foundations?
Yes. Polyurethane foam is commonly used under slab-on-grade foundations to stabilize and support settled areas.
Serving South Houston & Beyond
Based in Alvin, TX – we stabilize settling foundations across Brazoria County, Galveston Bay, and Fort Bend County.
Free Foundation Repair Estimate
Cracks, uneven floors, or sticking doors – we will inspect your foundation, explain your options, and give you a clear price.