Woodland Hills is west Valley territory, with larger lots than much of the area and a long band of hillside homes south of Ventura Boulevard. Larger lots tend to mean more hardscape, more slope to manage and more places for water to go wrong before it ever reaches the foundation. We have been doing foundation work in Woodland Hills long enough to know that the inspection usually starts outside, following the water, before it goes under the house.
When a Woodland Hills homeowner calls us, it is usually because of one of these:
Our Woodland Hills foundation services:
Diagnosing settlement, cracking and movement, then repairing the cause rather than the symptom.
Making sure the structure is anchored and braced so it rides out shaking on its foundation.
Grading, French drains and downspout routing sized for larger lots where runoff has room to build.
Sealing crawl spaces and foundation walls, especially on the hillside where water pressure is highest.
Engineered walls that hold slopes in place and protect the foundation below them.
Repairing and replacing slab foundations and the concrete around them.
The same four steps on every job, from the first look to the finished repair.
A thorough inspection to identify foundation issues and what they need.
An onsite consultation with our team for a personalized assessment.
A detailed plan of the recommended solutions and their costs, for your approval.
Once approved, our team completes the repairs promptly.
We serve Woodland Hills, are licensed, bonded and insured under LIC #897052, and every job carries our 100% satisfaction guarantee. The inspection is free. Call (888) 545-5659, day or night.
The inspection is free, and it either puts your mind at rest or tells you exactly what needs doing.
Yes. Water that collects against a foundation changes the soil that supports it, and on expansive soil the cycle of wet and dry is one of the most common causes of cracking and movement.
Yes. On hillside lots the two are often the same project, because the wall is what keeps the slope from loading the foundation.
Most single-family retrofits are completed in days, not weeks. The inspection gives you a specific estimate for your house.
