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Stair-step cracks in brick
Diagonal cracking along mortar joints can appear when portions of a structure move differently. Take note of where cracks start and whether they are changing over time.
Foundation Warning Signs
When your home starts telling you something, pay attention.
Foundation symptoms are common in Central Texas homes, but the same sign can have several possible causes. Understanding what you see is a good first step.
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Doors and windows that stick
An opening that becomes harder to use may be reacting to movement, framing changes, moisture or ordinary hardware issues. Look for patterns across the home.
03
Uneven or sloping floors
Noticeable elevation changes may indicate movement or support concerns. Measurements and an on-site review can help inform repair options.
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Gaps around trim and interior cracks
Separation at walls, ceilings or baseboards can be related to normal building movement or other conditions. Context matters.
What to do next
Take photos. Watch for changes. Ask questions.
Note where symptoms occur, when you first noticed them, and whether recent plumbing or drainage changes might be involved. If the concern is progressing, discuss an on-site evaluation.
Photos can help us understand what you're seeing, but a picture alone cannot establish the cause or determine a final repair design.
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