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The question is difficult to answer because It varies significantly depending on the severity of the damage and the type of repair needed.

Many times, we complete our free evaluation by explaining to the homeowner how they should monitor the situation, and no repairs are needed, of course, that’s the best case scenario. A simple waterproof crack injection starts at a few hundred dollars, and more serious repairs increase in cost from there.

From our data, the average cost we see for “foundation repair,” when warranted, typically falls in the range of $6,000 to $10,000.

Larger projects, with extensive structural repairs required, could potentially exceed $20,000.

At Jet Foundation Repair, we’ll provide a detailed estimate after a thorough inspection. We believe in full transparency and will clearly explain whether a repair is urgent or if it can wait. Our goal is to help you prioritize your budget and understand what to expect down the road—no pressure, just honest guidance.

The cost of basement waterproofing can vary depending on the source of the problem and the size of your basement. Simple fixes like sealing a wall crack may cost a few hundred dollars, while full interior drainage systems or sump pump installations can range from $2,000 to $10,000 or more. At Jet Foundation Repair, we’ll inspect your home, explain exactly what’s going on, and give you options—without pressure. Our goal is to help you protect your home in the most effective and budget-conscious way possible.

We can come by for a free inspection as soon as tomorrow. We pride ourselves on being a customer-centric organization. Help us understand your timeline, and we will exceed your expectations.

The timeline for a foundation repair project depends on the complexity of the work. Simple jobs like sealing a small crack can often be completed in just a few hours. More involved repairs, such as stabilizing bowed or leaning walls, may take a few days. That said, it's rare for even our largest projects to take longer than a week. We'll always give you a clear timeline up front so you know what to expect.

Our evaluations and repair solutions are supported by years of experience and engineering education. Calder Miranker, Co-Founder, has over ten years in the construction industry, specializing in foundation repairs for homes and businesses. With a hands-on approach and a degree in mechanical engineering from UIUC, he understands building stability and ensures each project results in a safe foundation.

Additionally, for structural repairs, we will hire an independent engineer to review and stamp repair plans.

There are a few common signs to watch for. Inside your home, look for cracks in walls (especially above doors or windows), sticking doors or windows, or sloping floors. Outside, you might see cracks in the foundation itself or walls that appear to bow or lean. That said, not all cracks mean major trouble. The best way to know for sure is to schedule a professional inspection. At Jet Foundation Repair, we’ll give you an honest assessment and let you know if it’s something urgent—or something to simply keep an eye on for now. No pressure, just clear info so you can make an informed decision.

In St. Louis, foundation problems are most often caused by the region’s expansive clay soil, which swells when wet and shrinks during dry spells. This constant movement puts pressure on your foundation, leading to cracks, settling, or bowing walls over time. Heavy rainfall, poor drainage, and extreme seasonal changes can make things worse. Older homes without modern waterproofing are especially vulnerable. At Jet Foundation Repair, we understand the unique soil and weather conditions in the St. Louis area—and we design repair solutions built to last in this environment.

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