Which way water runs
We look at where runoff goes during heavy rain and whether it ends up against the foundation.
Bee Cave, Texas
New cracks or uneven floors in Bee Cave? We check the slab, the slope, and the drainage, then write up the fix.

Bee Cave sits about 12 miles west of Austin, next to Lakeway, on generally hilly ground. On slopes, water and the way a lot was built up do most of the damage: runoff that collects against one side of the house, soil added to level a lot, and thin soil over limestone. That calls for a different focus than the clay soils east of I-35.
For the full picture of how we approach repairs, visit our foundation repair services page.
Common reasons homeowners call:
Hillside lots raise a few questions we answer at every visit:
We look at where runoff goes during heavy rain and whether it ends up against the foundation.
If part of the lot was filled to make it level, that area can settle differently. We check whether the movement lines up with it.
Floor measurements show how much the house has moved and where support is needed.
Patios, steps, and walkways that have dropped can point to drainage problems, and some can be lifted with mudjacking.
Your written scope will list the repair that matches the cause. Depending on what we find, that may be:
Yes. Bee Cave is part of our regular service area, along with Austin, Lakeway, and West Lake Hills.
Often it is a recommendation alongside the repair. Fixing where water goes is one of the best ways to keep a repair stable on a sloped lot.
Many repairs take one to three days on site, depending on access and how many support points are needed.
Call (737) 245-0220. Tell us what you are noticing, and we will set up a time to come out.
We serve homes throughout Bee Cave, west of Austin.
Share what you are seeing and when it started. We will measure, find the cause, and put the repair plan in writing.