Cracks and separations
Document the location, pattern, and whether the change is new or recurring.
San Antonio & nearby communities
Understand what you are seeing, what may be worth documenting, and when an on-site inspection can give you a more confident next step.
Start with the symptom
Document the location, pattern, and whether the change is new or recurring.
One symptom may be ordinary; several changing together deserve context.
Roof runoff, grading, irrigation, leaks, and weather all shape the site.
Old scopes, warranties, plumbing records, and photographs can clarify the history.
Foundation topics
A calm, property-specific review of visible concerns, measurements, drainage, and history.
Explore this topic →Understand repair conversations, common approaches, and the questions to ask before making a decision.
Explore this topic →Review slab-related symptoms with attention to elevations, openings, exterior conditions, and drainage.
Explore this topic →Evaluate accessible crawl-space conditions, supports, floors, moisture, and ventilation with the right safety boundaries.
Explore this topic →Connect grading, roof runoff, irrigation, leaks, and water patterns to the foundation conversation.
Explore this topic →Local service area
Bexar County · South Central Texas
View local guidance →Comal and Guadalupe counties · I-35 corridor
View local guidance →Kendall County · Texas Hill Country
View local guidance →Guadalupe, Bexar, and Comal counties · Northeast San Antonio metro
View local guidance →Guadalupe and Bexar counties · Northeast San Antonio metro
View local guidance →Bexar County · Northwest San Antonio metro
View local guidance →Bexar County · Northeast San Antonio metro
View local guidance →A clearer next step
Tell Jarrett what you are noticing. Your information is used only to respond to this request and coordinate the conversation.
Straight answers
South Texas Foundation is an educational and connection resource. It helps homeowners understand common concerns and contact Jarrett Perkins, a Certified Field Inspector, for an on-site conversation.
The exact scope depends on the property and access. It generally begins with your observations and may include visible conditions, measurements, drainage context, and an explanation of appropriate next steps.
No single test or map diagnoses a structure. Soil information is one part of a property-specific review that also considers construction, grading, moisture, history, and visible symptoms.