If you’ve noticed cracks creeping across your walls, doors that won’t latch right, or floors that seem to tilt just slightly your foundation may be telling you something. Tiny Home Builders Florida provides statewide foundation repair backed by our in-house structural engineering team, so every fix addresses the cause, not just the crack.
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Not sure if what you’re seeing is cosmetic or structural? Here’s what to watch for.
Diagonal cracks near windows and doors, or cracks wider than a quarter-inch, often signal movement below the surface. Most are repairable once the cause is identified and corrected.
When frames shift even slightly, doors and windows stop closing flush. This is one of the earliest, most common signs homeowners notice first.
If you notice a ball rolling on its own or furniture sitting unevenly, your slab may be settling in one area more than another.
Foundation issues rarely stay small. A hairline crack today can become a structural repair tomorrow the sooner it's assessed, the simpler the fix.
Foundation repair isn’t one-size-fits-all the right method depends on your soil, your slab, and the type of movement you’re experiencing.
We install push piers or helical piers beneath the slab to reach stable soil or bedrock, lifting and stabilizing sections that have settled unevenly.
For hairline to moderate cracks, we use epoxy or polyurethane injection to seal the crack and restore structural integrity without full excavation.
Florida's limestone base makes parts of the state prone to sinkhole activity. We stabilize compromised soil using grouting techniques built for this terrain.
Poor drainage is a leading cause of foundation movement statewide. We correct grading and install French drains to keep water away from the slab long-term.
Not sure which approach your situation needs? We assess first and recommend only what’s necessary no upsells.
Getting your foundation fixed shouldn’t feel like a mystery. Here’s exactly what happens.
We send a structural specialist to assess the cause of movement. Call (407) 634-1526 to schedule your statewide inspection.
You receive a written, itemized estimate before any work begins no surprise charges later.
Our crew executes the recommended method, whether piers, injection, or soil stabilization, with engineering oversight.
We verify the repair holds and back it with our lifetime transferable warranty.
We’re not a repair-only franchise we’re builders first, which means every fix is backed by real structural know-how.
Licensed to serve all of Florida, from Jacksonville to Miami, with regional soil expertise built in.
Written, itemized estimates before work starts — every time, no exceptions, no vague "it depends."
Backed by our in-house Structural Design and Structural Repair teams, not a subcontracted outfit.
Our repairs are warrantied for life, and that warranty transfers if you sell your home.
Foundation repair costs vary significantly depending on severity, method, and your home’s size and we believe you deserve a straight answer, not a runaround.
Repair method (crack injection vs. piers), number of piers needed, soil conditions, and accessibility all affect final cost. Typical jobs range from $2,500–$15,000.
The only way to know your real number is a free inspection. Call (407) 634-1526 and we’ll give you a written estimate, not a guess.
Most jobs range $2,500–$15,000 depending on method and severity. A free inspection gives you an exact number.
Cracks wider than a quarter-inch, sticking doors, or sloping floors are the clearest signs you need an inspection.
Most repairs take 1–3 days, though sinkhole stabilization or multi-pier jobs can take longer.
Yes — we hold a Florida Certified Building Contractor license and carry full liability and workers' comp insurance.
Yes, we prioritize inspections for homes showing active movement, typically scheduling within 24–48 hours.
Push piers use the home's weight to reach stable soil; helical piers screw into the ground and work well for lighter structures.
Because we're builders first — every repair is backed by in-house structural design and engineering expertise.
Almost always, yes. Foundation movement tends to progress, especially through Florida's rainy season — early repair is simpler and cheaper.
Don’t let a small crack become a big problem. Get a free, no-obligation inspection from Florida’s builder-backed foundation repair team.
