Foundation repair · Schertz, TX
Foundation repair in Schertz, the corridor's crossroads town.
Schertz sits where the northeast San Antonio suburbs meet the open corridor — a mix of 1970s–80s neighborhoods around FM 78 and Randolph's flight path, and the newer FM 3009 growth that pushed toward Garden Ridge. Both generations sit on the Blackland clay belt, and each fails in its own way.
The older core has slabs built to lighter standards now 40+ years into the clay's wet-dry cycles; the newer sections have engineered pads whose lot-edge fill seams show up after their first hard droughts. We measure both on the same free terms.
FM 78 TO FM 3009, GREENSHIRE TO THE CROSSVINE — 20 MINUTES UP I-35 FROM OUR VANCE JACKSON SHOP.
What we see in Schertz
The local patterns, specifically.
1970s–80s slabs aging into movement
Pre-modern slab standards plus 40 years of clay cycling — the corner-crack cluster after a drought summer is the signature call from the older core.
Lot-edge seams in newer sections
Where engineered pads meet native clay at the lot line, the seam telegraphs as cracks near garage returns and porch corners a few years in.
Drifted drainage in mature yards
Decades of mulch, beds, and patio additions quietly reverse the original grading. Water sitting at the slab after storms is the most fixable cause we flag in Schertz.
Flightline-area flatwork confusion
Cracked driveways and sidewalks are nearly universal in this clay and usually mean nothing for the house. We measure the slab, not the sidewalk.
Our work near Schertz
Real foundation repair across Schertz and the corridor.
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Get the measured truth about your Schertz foundation.
Free elevation survey, written summary, and a straight answer — repair, monitor, or relax.