Property and question
Complete address, building type, affected area, the concern in your own words, and the decision or document being requested.
Denver-area foundation questions
Concerned about your Denver foundation?
Noticed cracks, uneven floors or questions about an earlier repair? Tell us what you’ve seen and share any photos or reports you already have.
A useful first request
The history matters as much as the photograph.
A foundation question may begin with one crack, an uneven area, a prior inspection comment, or a planned change. A focused request explains the concern without assuming its cause.
Tell us where you noticed the concern, when it appeared and whether it has changed. Add any older reports or repair records. We’ll confirm availability and what checks are needed.
Condition record
Overview and detail photos from safely accessible areas, dated observations, prior inspection reports, and any available measurements.
Prior work and timing
Repair records, earlier drawings, contractor notes, permit comments, and a real transaction or construction deadline if one exists.
What do you need?
Tell us whether you need an inspection, report or repair plan.
Explain whether you need a condition review, a written response to an inspection item, documentation for a proposed repair, or another specific document.
A photo cannot confirm the cause, safety or right repair. The engineer may need more records or a visit. Your quote will explain the checks, documents, price and timing.
Explore repair-design project informationFoundation request FAQ
Common foundation questions.
No. Photos help explain the concern, but cannot confirm safety or the cause. The engineer will explain what further checks are needed.
Share any repair plans, reports, invoices or warranty information you have. Earlier repairs are useful background, but don’t establish the foundation’s current condition.
No. Your quote will say whether it includes a visit, report, further investigation or repair design.
Start with the facts