A local information site for Fort Wayne-area homeowners. This site does not perform foundation work, and no contractor is listed yet.

Request a foundation inspection.

Describe what you are seeing and when it started. A local contractor, once assigned, will schedule an inspection and a written, method-specific estimate.

Request a foundation inspection

Request form

This form is not active yet. No local contractor has been assigned to this site, so nothing you type here is sent, emailed, or stored anywhere, and the button below is switched off. The form will be turned on only once a contractor is assigned and a real destination is set up. Do not use it for an emergency. If a wall is shifting visibly, a floor is dropping, or a crack is opening rapidly, leave the affected area and get urgent professional help.

What happens next

  1. Your request is passed to the assigned local contractor.
  2. They schedule an inspection, measure and photograph the problem, and explain the cause.
  3. You receive a written estimate naming the method and quantities — compare it using the choosing-a-contractor guide before signing.

If you see sudden, severe structural movement — a wall shifting visibly, a floor dropping, or a crack opening rapidly — leave the affected area, keep people away from the wall, and seek urgent professional advice rather than using this form. This site does not provide emergency structural advice.

Before you decide

General information only, not professional advice. This site covers topics that touch structural safety, homeowners insurance, real-estate disclosure, contracts, and warranties. Nothing here is legal, insurance, engineering, or financial advice, and cost figures are published planning ranges, not quotes. Your foundation, your policy, and your contract decide what applies to you.

Talk to a licensed local professional before you decide: a qualified, insured local foundation contractor for repair options, a licensed structural engineer for severe, disputed, or buying/selling situations, your licensed insurance agent for coverage questions, and a licensed attorney or your real-estate agent for disclosure and contract questions.