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ALAMO FOUNDATION CO

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3506 COMMERCE
San Antonio, TX 78207
(210) 385-4684
Contact: DELEON, RUDY
Services: Foundation Repair
On Angie's List Since: 10/27/2008
Licensed: UNKNOWN
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Cities Served: Guadalupe
 
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Foundation problems can cause roof damage

Extensive roof damage caused by foundation problems. (Photo courtesy of Mark Nosrati of Final Cut Roofing)

If your foundation moves, so does your roof! So recognize that foundation problems can cause rainwater to penetrate your roof and cause serious damage. Know what to look for and what to do to prevent this from happening to your home.

Are cracks in my basement floor a problem?

Certain small cracks in your basement's concrete floor may be the result of settling, or concrete's natural tendency to shrink when cured.(Photo courtesy of Angie's List member of Paul P. of Delaware, Ohio)

Basement floor cracks can cause homeowners to wonder if they indicate a larger structural problem. Nonstructural cracks can be caused by settlement, shrinkage or curing of concrete.

Catch foundation problems early and save money

Water damage and soil erosion are the main culprits of foundation cracks. Left unchecked, a settling foundation could lead to thousands of dollars in damage.

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