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    Baird Foundation Repair

    Baird Foundation Repair

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    UPDATE:-March 2026 well, yesterday was D-Day and Marco and Gabriel arrived ahead of schedule,…read morewhich was great as it allowed our project to be completed in the same day. We are went back together and looked at the area that was needing repair. I had the consultation and estimate made last December and since I've slept since then it was very helpful for them to review exactly what was going to happen. In fact it cleared up something that I had confused in my head. Once we discussed the project and I was clear on the steps they would take and the outcome expected they proceeded to start to work. I had some paperwork projects myself to complete so I was able to sit in my living area and observe them as they worked. I'll say one thing it doesn't look like a very easy job. In my limited capacity, they initiated the day by starting to drill holes in the cement about every 10 inches apart. This would allow for them to go under with some foam to lift the cement that was severely cracked and completely dangerous to any foot paths.-Which was the primary reason for spending the money to have this project done? It was definitely a trip/stumble hazard for my husband and I who are elderly along with anyone else who happened to be on the patio. This took some time and generated a lot of very loud noise, but it wasn't preventable. When it was complete, they began to lift the area with the foam and level out the surface. They literally laid down the ground to do this and used the level over and over to make sure things were proceeding as they should. Once that was done, they went over a couple of areas with something like a sander for cement to smooth them out there were only a couple small areas that didn't completely level up, but that sanding helped tremendously. After that, they again invited me to come out and take a look and brought out little samples of what the next step would be, which was to use a special expandable filler to protect the cement from having further water damage. There are several colors to choose from in one very readily matched with the rest of our patio and deck. They proceeded to install this- Then we reviewed the timeframe for drying to ensure the areas that they had filled were able to completely dry which is going to take 24 hours. Then comes the part. I didn't really understand it the beginning. I just don't think I grasped it when we had the assessment and estimate of cost. For some reason I had in my head that they were going to be applying a topcoat that actually was colored to make it look more aesthetically pleasing. That is not what I ordered. I did order a sealer which was going to be applied and would be somewhat dry in an hour or so. The biggest area of confusion for me is that I thought somehow that cracks were going to completely go away. I don't know how I got that in my head is unless she put some kind of overlay on top of the area repaired. I don't think you'd be able to do that bottom line is that when they left about six hours after they started, everything was level the large cracks in multiple areas were filled and the topcoat/sealant that was explained to me as similar to rain guard that you would put on the windows of your car so that the water just rolls off when it does rain. Marco kept me informed and invited me to come out and look multiple times during the project. My deposit was subtracted from the total cost And the balance was exactly what I expected from the estimate. My son and daughter-in-law came by that evening and were very happy with the outcome and even made some suggestions as to how to make it more aesthetically pleasing since I spend so much time there. We would definitely recommend Baird Foundation to anyone needing foundation repairs and or repairs and upgrades of any cement surrounding your home.

    8/27/26 (2 Stars) The owner is unreasonable, A vent pipe…read moredoes not leak unless you push water up into it. I have RAM JACK piers on the front my house that have been there more than 10 years, and they have not been affected by this vent pipe that is right there with them. Their warranty is Unlimited Lifetime. My plumbing is brand new, and installed by a reputable dealer, unlike my current foundation repair. She only harps on the same thing, "her requirements", so she can void the contract just like she did in the letter below. She keeps saying that my contract has not been voided. Read the letter she wrote below. She sent her whipping boy out yesterday with a letter she wrote for me to sign, " NO WAY " but it was worse than the original contract. Luckily I paid $1,400 more for my patio repair for a 5 year warranty. She cannot revoke that. 8/24/26 (5 Stars) All of the professionals at Baird Foundation Repair made my part as a customer easygoing. From the designer, Brenden Heedum, and everyone from the Foundation Crew, Roland, Albert and Dillon were extremely hard workers who made sure everything was done right. The two very professional ladies who came out Valerie V. and Adreona were exceptionally skilled, and very meticulous doing their jobs, with the result being a beautifully level crack free patio. Thanks also to Jordan, who was kind and patient helping me understanding the bill and add-ons I asked for. On top of that she helped me get the money finally transferred to complete and the job finished. Without Jordan the money transfer would have been hard. I enjoyed talking and working with you. Last but not least Roxie who has stayed to the last and is still working with me to get all the i's dotted and the t's crossed. You are very very valuable also. All of the workers are great at getting the job done. The workers are great, it's the owner who sucks! **There is one "MAJOR" thing that you should know that the owner will not tell you up front until it is too late for you to cancel once the job is started. By then it is too late! It is not even going to leak unless the line stops up completely and pushes water up into your the vent and the house. My master plumber says this is not something to worry about. All of my plumbing is brand new, from the sewer lines under inside and outside of the house are brand new. The water lines are all new, and the gas lines are all new. Call your trusted plumber and pay him to perform a hydrostatic test before you sign anything. It does not take long, but If you do not have this done, and get a letter stating that everything is ok, they will "VOID THE LIFETIME WARRANTY." immediately when their plumber checks it "AFTER" the job is started. They do not tell you how important this test is to them at all up front. I had a leak in a vent pipe, "That is right a "vent" pipe (not the sewer line) which showed up after the job was started, and they voided my warranty. I will have to tear up a bathroom which was completely remodeled, but they did not care! They will still "VOID THE LIFETIME WARRANTY" and I spent $16,647.00 with them. From what I can see this is what the Federal Trade Commission and the State of Texas could consider this as a Deceptive Trade Practice. So, even though the people doing the job are great, courteous and are truthful at what they do, all the owner wants is your money. The owner has the contract written in such a way he can screw you out of it in any possible way. Read the fine print if you do not believe me. I did not even know what a hydrostatic test was. This leak will not occur unless a hydrostatic test is performed, or your plumbing stops up completely and pushes water up into the vent pipe, and it has a hole in the top of it to allow air into the system, otherwise it would not flush. I guarantee you this, the owner is charging a fee inside the price to provide the lifetime warranty, but she does not offer to refund any of it when she voids yours. Gotcha BAIRD Gotcha!

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    Awesome experience, workmanship, customer service, prompt and thorough! Excellent outcomeread more

    From the initial contact, scheduling a consultation through the completion of the foundation lift…read moreand clean-up, I have nothing but positive things to say about this business model. Krista created a practical project plan tailored to my vision for the future of the property. She explained all aspects fully and responded quickly to multiple contacts from me to ask additional questions. Most of my questions were to compare materials and methods between my top two candidates for the project. I discovered that the items that made the other bid more expensive really made the job easier for their crew, but did not provide greater value to me. I had two crews for my project working inside, placing 7 piers, and outside, placing 18 piers. All the crew members were very quiet, polite and kept things very clean throughout the two days. I appreciate all the hard work done by Chris, Christopher, Justin, Glenn, and Dariun. Jairo, John, Michael, Antonio, Alejandro, and Humberto took extra care to keep everything progressing smoothly while responding to my questions or concerns. I did end up having some plumbing issues that were caused by the foundation lift. This was explained to me in detail before the project. The damage occurred during the lift and not during the preparations by Risen. I was so glad that I had chosen Risen, as I still had funds left for all subsequent repairs. 5-stars!

    Olshan Foundation Solutions

    Olshan Foundation Solutions

    (40 reviews)

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    I believed I had a foundation issue so I called Olshan and another big named foundation company…read morebased out of San Antonio. The first company sent me out a predatory/pushy salesman who quoted me $21000+. Then Jarred Peeples from Olshan showed up and did his inspection and suggested nothing was wrong. He said one of Olshans core values is integrity. That being said I live almost two hrs away and I do believe they get paid off commission so what would be benefit telling me nothing was wrong. Absolutely Nothing. I then had a independent structural engineer come out and he agreed with everything Jarred told me. Jarred is honest, trustworthy and most of all has integrity. Thank you sir I wouldn't hesitate to have him come back out if needed.

    Extremely Disappointed -- Drainage System Failed, No Accountability…read more We hired Olshan Foundation Repair in 2022 to install a drainage system through their irrigation and drainage division. At the time, the system was never tested, but since we experienced 15 months with virtually no measurable rain, there was no immediate way to assess its effectiveness. Unfortunately, when we finally did get two significant rain events recently, the drainage system failed completely -- resulting in water entering our home. Prior to the most recent rain, their own sales rep came out to inspect the setup and admitted that their original design wasn't working as intended. Their solution? Ask us to spend an additional $5,800 on surface drains, despite the fact that we already spent $10,000 on a system that still doesn't work. Even more frustrating is that they acknowledge their system's failure, yet refuse to take reasonable steps to correct or stand behind their work. They're not interested in working with us to find a fair resolution -- just selling us more fixes to a problem they created. Adding insult to injury, I referred two major foundation repair jobs to Olshan, each totaling over $20,000. That's more than $40,000 in business sent their way -- and yet when we need help with a failed system they designed, we're left out in the rain (literally). I would not recommend Olshan for drainage work. They over-promise, under-deliver, and refuse to take proper responsibility for poor design and faulty performance. Anthony O'Neal / Jason Posey

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