A free Topeka foundation evaluation takes about an hour and produces a written report: wall deflection on every basement wall, crack widths and orientation, laser floor elevations, a drainage assessment, and fixed line prices — including a recommendation to do nothing yet.
What the hour actually includes
- Wall measurement — plumb line or straightedge on every basement wall, because deflection decides both method and price
- Crack documentation — widths measured and photographed with orientation noted, since horizontal and vertical mean different things here
- Laser floor survey — elevations across the plan, which defines what actually settled
- Exterior walk — grading, downspout terminations, mulch beds, tree proximity, slab pitch, and where the lot sends water
- Written scope — cause, sequence, fixed price per line, and timeline
What you're not agreeing to
Nothing. The report is yours whether you hire us, hire someone else, or decide to watch the crack through another August — and it's detailed enough to take to another company for a comparable bid. That's deliberate: a report that survives a competitor's review is the only kind worth handing out.
Get a free Topeka foundation evaluation
Tell us what the house is doing — a basement wall leaning in, stair-step cracks, doors that stick every August, sloping floors — and we’ll schedule an evaluation with photos, wall measurements, and floor elevations. We reply the same business day.
