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Foundation Repair LA Foundation Contractor

Family owned and operated, based in Los Angeles, and serving the Los Angeles and surrounding areas. Schedule your consultation (323) 970-8860. Foundation Repair LA Inc. specializes in structural repairs, foundation repairs, and hillside projects.

Website: foundationrepairla.com

Phone: (323) 970-8860

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Glenoaks Blvd and Truesdale St

Response 5 mins. Response rate 100%

Closed now

  • Wed 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

9862 Glenoaks Blvd Los Angeles, CA 91352 ·2190.39 mi

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Levon G. 09/23/26

They were referred to me by a former client. Evan surveilled the property and provided the estimate for repairs which was limited to what was needed, no unnecessary work was proposed. I was...

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Maria O. 08/22/26

The foundation team were professional from the initial contact, on time and willing to help get work completed for the our center to reopen on time. Our 115 yr old center, felt solid and strong...

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Jeffrey S. 11/03/26

Matt and Grant recently did an inspection on some cracks in my garage. I was concerned about foundation issues. They told me the cracks where very normal for a house like mine considering the age...

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Freddy T. 03/04/26

Mark and Matt have visited my home for inspection twice now over the last few years. The professionalism and pride of ownership was clear from the moment they arrived, fashionably early I may add...

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Ben G. 09/21/24

Foundation Repair LA literally saved our house. Last year we found out that a wood-eating fungus called Meruliporia 'poria' incrassata was growing into the side of our house. We first had a mold...

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