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We offer free polyurethane lifts of patio & driveway with a structural repair on your property. For every 10 pilings installed we will lift a driveway or patio 1″ height X 10′ long at no extra charge. Submit your contact information and we will get in touch with you to schedule an appointment.
Founded over 25 years ago by Mark Streem. Streem Foundation Repair relies on deep driven concrete piles. These piles are driven through water to achieve greater depth under a structure. Piles are driven usually 15 to 30 ft. under a structures grade beam to lift the structure back to the original elevation when new.
Streem will design a repair plan that will last and last, therefore we do not use polyurethane foam on home foundation except for void fill. We are not one of the companies that lifts the home with foam. We only use foam on patios, driveways and pool decks. The practices other companies advertise foam lifting in the home are a scam. What they don’t tell you is the warranty will be canceled when you have a plumbing leak, so when the home is sinking, they come test the plumbing if it’s leaking they void the warranty. If not leaking, they lift with foam until it is leaking. Then they cancel the warranty. We know a structure with large amounts of air under it will allow the surrounding soil to dry and drop again. We will not design a repair plan at Streem that is engineered to fail.
Streem Foundation Repair is ready to offer high quality and dependable foundation repair services, including mudjacking, also known as “pressure grouting,” and polyurethane foam for clients in Texas. Our company relies on a highly methodical process in repairing foundations and providing concrete slab expertise.
We are also proud to emphasize our personalized approach in providing excellent concrete foundation repair solutions. Over the years, we have established a solid reputation and developed a client base of property owners, commercial owners, government contractors, and homeowners. Our special concrete foundation capabilities are driven by the fact that we invest in our general company skills, manpower, and equipment.
FOUNDATION REPAIR | SLAB REPAIR | POLYURETHANE FOAM INJECTING | PRESSURE GROUTING
To make sure that our competent team is always up for any job that our customers need completed, we regularly invest in our workforce and their training and development. We ensure that they are up to date with the latest research and work trends in their line of work. In this way, we are always able to deliver the most comprehensive inventory of services in the industry.
We specialize in the residential and commercial foundation repair, we strive to provide the best repair solution for problems with your foundation. Call us today for a quote.
Also known as “pressure grouting”, mudjacking is the preferred technique for raising and stabilizing settled concrete slabs. Highly effective with long lasting results.
Polyurethane foam foundation repair is a much faster and non-invasive alternative to interior pilings for lifting and stabilizing interior foundations.
Concrete slab reparation has undergone quite a transformation in the last two decades. Previously, all foundation repair companies used to employ similar methodologies. The only difference used to be the cost of piers and professionalism displayed by the company crew. Now with pressed pilings, mud-jacking, and other employed methods, there is more skill involved in the whole process and our equipment is better than most to take care of your place.
Every project that we undertake is successful, and we guarantee better quality service as the years go by. Whether you are a homeowner or a business owner, just tell us about your concrete foundation troubles and we will get to work immediately.
Call us today (361) 906-1468
Another scam in the coastal bend is what I call the vacant house specialist. These companies’ prey on the real estate meetings here in the Coastal Bend. They pay to speak in front of these re-estate agents weekly, so when a home’s foundation is in question during a sale, they get the call. They will submit estimates on the slightest drop with virtually no cracks in most homes. If they can get in the pinch of the sale? This means if you hire them then you can sell your home. The agent will call you and tell everyone “They are going to stabilize the foundation”. Which means they won’t lift anything or break anything. The seller loves this because nothing needs to be fixed. Many of these jobs are unnecessary and they are just looking for anything built out of level more than 1 inch in 20 feet. 90% of the time the re-estate agent doesn’t even know this is happening, all they know is when they recommend these companies, they get their check fast. When we get hired, we have received calls complaining we are taking too long, and the agent needed to choose the deal and get his / her check now. We find most of the time the vacant house specialist never goes inside the structure to check the floors. They drive these piles 8 ft. deep then shim it and leave. In the Coastal Bend piles should go between 20 to 30 ft. deep under the grade beams unless your structure is not very heavy, then then they go down 15 ft. deep. They complain we are too slow. It takes time to drive 6-inch cylinders 20 ft. deep on each hole. Streem routinely inspects homes that are 1 to 3 inches out of level with engineer certification and warranty. Homeowners wonder why the golf ball rolls in the rooms after it’s certified. Your home was not lifted during the sale to prevent repairs from being paid for by the seller. These companies work for the benefit of the seller and the re-estate agent, not the buyer. These guys are almost always recommended by the re-estate agent, call Streem today to ensure the work is done with you, the homeowner, in mind.
When buyers notice cracks, uneven floors, or sticking doors, they often assume the worst. This can lead to hesitation, lower offers, or deals falling apart during inspection. In many cases, buyers would rather walk away than take on the risk.
Read: Does Foundation Repair Increase Your Homes Value
Many of the common issues (such as cracks and potholes) are more than just cosmetic issues. They can result in injuries, insurance claims, and even lawsuits.
Read: 4 Signs That Your Parking Lot or Sidewalk Concrete is Becoming a Liability
Soil erosion, flooding, and even poor construction can cause foundation damage. That’s why identifying foundation damage can be so difficult.
Read: 4 Types of Foundation Issues and Why You Need a Professional