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What does “bonded and insured” really mean?

How many times have you seen or heard the phrase that a contractor/remodeler is “bonded and insured”? Probably plenty. But what does this phrase really mean? Usually, it is used to make you, the potential [...]

By |September 3rd, 2013|Categories: Construction Defects|Comments Off on What does “bonded and insured” really mean?

Preserve the Evidence

If you are experiencing problems with your home or other structures that you may own, remember that seeing is believing! At some point in the process the visual evidence of damage (cracks, water damaged materials, [...]

By |March 17th, 2013|Categories: Legal|Comments Off on Preserve the Evidence

Common Cause of Foundation Repair

A common cause of foundation repair in San Antonio and Central Texas is due to homes being constructed with foundations that are inadequate for the soil conditions existing on the site. When an area of [...]

By |October 16th, 2012|Categories: Foundation Defects|Comments Off on Common Cause of Foundation Repair

Significant Construction Defects

While a home or structure can have a wide variety of construction defects, usually significant defects arise from three areas – foundation movement, water penetration and safety issues. Foundation defects can arise for a multitude [...]

By |June 19th, 2012|Categories: Construction Defects|Comments Off on Significant Construction Defects

What Type of Foundation Do You Have?

Generally, there are two basic types of foundations – “post-tension” foundations and “conventionally reinforced” slabs. Generally, post-tension foundations have cables running through the slab which are tensioned with the goal of keeping the foundation together. [...]

By |April 15th, 2012|Categories: Foundation Defects|Comments Off on What Type of Foundation Do You Have?
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