Alamo Heights is home to some of San Antonio's most treasured houses — 1920s through 1950s bungalows, Tudors and ranch homes along Broadway and the streets around the Olmos Basin. Many sit on original pier-and-beam foundations that have been re-shimmed several times, while mid-century additions were often poured on slab, creating two foundations that move differently.
We provide pier and beam foundation repair and slab foundation repair throughout Alamo Heights, with careful attention to mature live oaks and tight side-yard access. Neighbors in Olmos Park and Terrell Hills rely on the same approach.
Around Alamo Heights
We regularly work near:
- 📍Broadway corridor
- 📍The McNay Art Museum
- 📍Alamo Heights High School
- 📍Olmos Basin Park
Foundation Repair in Alamo Heights — Local Notes
- •Additions built on slab next to original pier-and-beam homes frequently separate at the joint.
- •Mature live oaks along residential streets can dry out clay under nearby foundations during drought.
- •Narrow lots often require hand digging for exterior piers.