Foundation repair, house leveling, and pier & beam repair across Arlington — pressed piers driven to refusal, backed by a lifetime transferable warranty and a free evaluation.
Arlington's clay soils swell with spring rain and shrink hard in August heat — and the city's housing stock, from the older pier-and-beam homes near downtown to the slab neighborhoods that spread south toward I-20, all ride that cycle. The signs show up the same way across the city: brick cracks along the mortar, doors that stick every summer, floors that don't feel level anymore.
Metro Foundation Repair has stabilized Texas foundations since 2001 with pressed concrete piers driven to refusal — each pier pressed until the soil pushes back with the full weight of the house — backed by a lifetime transferable warranty and a free evaluation before you spend a dollar.
Our crews run Arlington end to end: the entertainment district around AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field off Stadium Drive, the Cooper Street corridor from the university area down to the Parks at Arlington at I-20 & Cooper, the neighborhoods around the Home Depot on South Cooper and the Lowe's on West Arbrook, and the residential streets feeding I-20 across south Arlington. If your home is in Arlington, it is on our route.
Seeing stair-step cracks, sticking doors, or floors drifting out of level? Read the full list on our foundation warning signs page, then call for a free evaluation.
Our standard pressed concrete pier starts at $499 per pier; through-concrete double piers are $998. Every pier is pressed to refusal — a measured resistance standard, documented pier by pier; read how the standard works on our pressed concrete piers page. Your free evaluation ends with exact written pricing for your home — the full picture is on our foundation repair cost page.
Most jobs price by the pier. Our standard pressed pier starts at $499, through-concrete doubles are $998, and a free evaluation gets you an exact written number for your home — see our foundation repair cost guide.
Seasonal sticking is the classic Texas clay pattern — soil moisture swings move the foundation slightly with the seasons. It can stay cosmetic for years or progress; a free evaluation with measurements tells you which. The full sign list is on our foundation warning signs page.
Yes — our pier work carries a lifetime transferable warranty, in writing on your proposal.
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