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Foundation contractors in District of Columbia
We are not matching homeowners with foundation contractors in District of Columbia yet, so a request from a ZIP code in District of Columbia cannot be sent. We are live in Michigan.
We have not yet checked District of Columbia's licensing authority and foundation repair code, so we do not state them here. Check any foundation contractor's license with the state before you hire.
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We passed your request about job to one foundation company serving your area. Keep your phone nearby.
- 1The company calls or texts from its own number, which may not be ours. It should say who it is and what it can do for you.
- 2Before you agree to any structural work, ask for an engineer's written report that the company did not write, and ask for the license number so you can check it yourself.
- 3Say no if the price or the plan does not make sense. A second opinion costs you a day and may save you a repair.
If you smell gas at any point, leave the house and call 911 and your gas utility from outside.
Before they call
- Photograph every crack with a coin or ruler for scale, and mark each end of it with a pencil and the date.
- Note when you first saw it and whether it has grown.
- Find the age of the house and any past repair paperwork or warranty.
- Get at least two quotes, and an engineer's report for anything structural.
- Clear a path to the wall, crawl space hatch or sump pit so a visit does not start with moving boxes.