Look for fractures in the walls, and ceilings, including flooring, then use a Zip Level to evaluate how far the foundations is out of line.
Throughout a drought, large trees near a home will search out moisture under the slab. As a result, the interior will dry out and the floor will droop. Root barriers may be required.
Examine the exterior of your house. They'll inspect your fascia boards, brick veneer, slab, and other areas for cracks.
After the specialist has finished looking for signs of foundation damage, they will discuss the inspection with you. According to our experience, the contractor will frequently advise that no foundation repairs are necessary. It's not unusual for cracks to be aesthetic in nature.