MoCo Foundation Repair Montgomery County, Texas Request inspection
We are not a contractor. Inspections and repairs are performed by an independent, licensed and insured local partner contractor, who will be named on this site once selected. (XXX) XXX-XXXX Phone number coming soon — Calls may be recorded.

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Partner contractor disclosure

This page exists so nobody has to guess whether we do the repairs ourselves. We do not.

The model

MoCo Foundation Repair is a homeowner resource and referral service. When you request an inspection, we share your request with an independent partner contractor. That company is responsible for the inspection, any written estimate, any repair you hire them to perform, and any warranty they offer.

We intend to work with one exclusive partner at a time in a defined set of Montgomery County ZIP codes, rather than selling the same lead to several companies.

Current partner status

No partner contractor has been selected. On this site the partner is identified as:

[Partner contractor name TBD]

When a partner is named, this page and the site header will include:

  • The contractor’s legal and public business name
  • Proof or a clear summary of general liability insurance, and other credentials they provide
  • Any license numbers that apply to the work they advertise (Texas does not list foundation repair as a standalone TDLR program, but other rules and local permits can still apply)
  • How to reach them directly if they want a public number listed alongside our tracking number

Compensation

MoCo Foundation Repair may be compensated by the partner contractor for operating this website and sending exclusive inspection requests. That compensation may take the form of a periodic fee for the right to receive those requests, or another written arrangement. It does not change your right to receive a written estimate, to ask questions, or to hire a different contractor.

We do not charge homeowners a referral fee to submit the form on this site.

What we will not do

  • Pretend that MoCo Foundation Repair is the company swinging the hammer
  • Invent reviews, ratings, job counts, or years in business for ourselves or for an unnamed partner
  • Advertise a warranty that would actually be issued by someone else, until that partner’s warranty terms can be described accurately
  • List a fake street address to look like a local contractor shop

Questions about this disclosure can be sent through the contact form, or asked during an inspection conversation with the named partner.