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Where We Work
We work Mobile and Baldwin counties, Alabama — Mobile and the towns around it, the Eastern Shore, the Gulf beaches and everything between them. If your town is not listed, call and ask — we will give you a straight answer rather than a maybe.
Communities we
serve
Every service we offer — foundation stabilization, helical piers, crawlspace encapsulation, drainage, floor supports and French drains — is available throughout the areas below.
Mobile and the western shore of the bay, from Citronelle and Saraland in the north down through Theodore and Grand Bay to Bayou La Batre and Dauphin Island.
- Mobile
- Prichard
- Chickasaw
- Saraland
- Satsuma
- Creola
- Eight Mile
- Semmes
- Wilmer
- Citronelle
- Mount Vernon
- Theodore
- Tillmans Corner
- Irvington
- Grand Bay
- Bayou La Batre
- Coden
- Dauphin Island
The Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay, the Gulf beaches from Gulf Shores out to Fort Morgan, and the farm towns along the Highway 59 and I‑10 corridors between them.
- Daphne
- Fairhope
- Spanish Fort
- Foley
- Gulf Shores
- Orange Beach
- Bay Minette
- Robertsdale
- Loxley
- Silverhill
- Summerdale
- Elberta
- Magnolia Springs
- Perdido Beach
- Lillian
- Josephine
- Bon Secour
- Point Clear
- Montrose
- Belforest
- Malbis
- Barnwell
- Rosinton
- Seminole
- Stapleton
- Stockton
- Fort Morgan
Why local
knowledge matters
The ground is not the same across this region, and neither are the failures. Near the water — Dauphin Island, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and Fort Morgan — we are working in deep sand with a water table close to the surface, and much of the housing stock is elevated on pilings or shallow crawlspaces. Erosion and moisture drive most of what we see there.
The Eastern Shore — Daphne, Montrose, Fairhope, Point Clear — sits up on a bluff above Mobile Bay, where what the run-off is doing to the slope matters as much as what the soil is made of. Inland there is far more clay in the profile, and on the farm ground around Robertsdale, Loxley and Bay Minette it can change noticeably from one lot to the next.
Then there is the newer construction throughout the area, where the issue is frequently neither: it is fill that was placed and never properly compacted, still consolidating under the weight of the house.
Knowing which of those you are dealing with before quoting a repair is the whole job. It is the reason we inspect before we price.
Not sure if you are in range?
Give us the address. If you are outside the area we cover well, we will tell you plainly and, where we can, point you toward someone reputable who does work there.
- Inspections
- Free and on site
- Travel charges
- None within our service area
- Structures
- Slab, crawlspace and basement
- Property types
- Residential and commercial
Common
questions
Do you charge for travel or for the inspection?
No on both counts, anywhere in the service area listed above. The inspection is free, on site, and carries no obligation. If we quote a repair, travel is already in the price rather than added later.
Do you work outside these counties?
Sometimes, depending on the project. Larger commercial work and jobs adjacent to our boundary are worth a conversation. What we will not do is stretch so far that we cannot service the warranty properly, so if the answer is no, we will say no rather than take the job and be slow to come back.
Do you work with realtors, engineers and property managers?
Regularly. We handle pre-listing and pre-purchase inspections and work with property managers and HOAs on multi-building and common-area projects.
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See if we cover
your address
Tell us where the property is and what you are seeing. We will let you know straight away whether we can help and when we can get out there.