Contractor reviewing foundation findings with a Newark, NJ homeowner

Free Foundation Inspection in Newark, NJ

Tell us what you are seeing, whether cracks, water, or sloping floors, and we will set up a free visit and a written price. Prefer to talk? Call during business hours.

  • Free on-site visit
  • Written findings and price
  • Permits filed with the Newark Building Division (Office of Uniform Construction Code)

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What Happens Next

01

We Call You Back

We confirm the details and set a time to visit.

02

On-Site Visit

We check the basement, walls, floors, and drainage outside.

03

Written Findings

You get the likely cause, the fix, and a price, with no obligation.

Common Questions

Cost and Timing Questions

What does a foundation repair estimate include?

What we found, the likely cause, the recommended repair, and a written price. For structural work it also notes the engineering, since New Jersey generally requires plans sealed by a licensed New Jersey engineer or architect, and the permit, which Newark bills at $28 per $1,000 of estimated construction cost up to $50,000.

How long does foundation repair take?

Crack injection often takes a day. Interior drains take a few days. Structural work takes longer because the engineer's plan and the city's plan review come first, with a 20% plan-review fee due at application and credited against the final permit fee. You get a timeline with the estimate.

What protections do I have when I hire a contractor?

New Jersey requires a written contract for any job over $500 and a right to cancel before midnight of the third business day. Check the HIC registration too: a 13-character number starting with 13VH, checkable at newjersey.mylicense.com.

When is the best time for foundation work?

Interior work runs all year. northern New Jersey sees more freeze-thaw cycling than the shore, so exterior digging and concrete work are easier to schedule outside the hardest freezes. A leaking crack is worth sealing before winter, since freezing water widens it.

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