Contact Baton Rouge Foundation Co. for foundation repair across five parishes. Calls are taken any time, and form enquiries get a call back from a local specialist. Many local specialists don't charge for the evaluation, including floor elevation readings; ask when they call.
Have these four ready
- When it started. A crack that appeared last spring and one that has been there since 2016 point in different directions, and the date is often the single most diagnostic thing you own.
- Which way the floor falls. A marble is a perfectly good instrument. Knowing the low corner before anyone arrives frames the whole visit.
- Whether cracks change with the weather. If they widen in dry spells and close after rain, that alone points at moisture rather than settlement — the cheaper diagnosis.
- Whether the house has flooded. Especially August 2016. Saturated clay consolidates for years afterward, and that history changes how the readings are interpreted.
You do not need any of it to call. But a homeowner arriving with those four answers gets a materially better conversation than one arriving with a photograph.
How to reach us
Phone: (225) 370-2600, any time.
Form: the one at the bottom of this page, followed by a call back from a local specialist.
Service area: East Baton Rouge, Livingston, Ascension, West Baton Rouge, and
Iberville parishes — the full list is on the
service areas page.
We are a service-area business. The local specialist travels to your home and we do not operate a walk-in office, which is why there is no street address on this page rather than an invented one.
What happens after you get in touch
We pass your request to one independent local specialist, who calls to schedule a visit. A good visit takes elevations across the whole footprint, measures and dates the cracks, walks the exterior water, and ends with a written assessment. Nothing should be priced before that, because nothing can be. If you already hold a bid from someone else, keep it to compare, with no obligation to switch. Full detail on what the evaluation involves.
Contact questions
What is the fastest way to reach you?
The phone, any time. The form on this page works too, and a local specialist calls you back. For a foundation question neither is urgent in the emergency sense - foundations move over seasons - but a call gets the visit scheduled soonest.
What should I have ready before I call?
When the symptoms started, which direction the floor falls if you know, whether cracks change with the weather, and whether the house has flooded. Those four answers shorten the diagnosis substantially and cost nothing to gather beforehand.
Do you serve my parish?
East Baton Rouge, Livingston, Ascension, West Baton Rouge, and Iberville. If you are outside those, say so when you call and ask whether your address is covered before anyone drives out.
Will someone try to sell me on the call?
The call books a visit and gathers the four facts above. Nothing is quoted over the phone because nothing can be responsibly quoted before elevations are taken, and a company that gives you a foundation price on the phone has told you something useful about its process.
Get a Baton Rouge foundation evaluation
Tell us what the house is doing and roughly when it started — a crack that opens in dry weather and closes after rain reads differently from one that only ever widens. If you know which way the floor falls, say so. That single detail often separates a moisture problem from a ground-movement problem before anyone visits. A local specialist who serves Baton Rouge will call you back.