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Find foundation companies in Mesa, AZ

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Top 10 foundation contractors in Mesa, AZ

Homeowners agree: these Mesa foundation companies are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.
A&D Landscape Install And Design LLC.

A&D Landscape Install And Design LLC.

New on HomeGuide
16+ years in business
Serves Mesa, AZ
Great customer service and creativity. Very reasonable pricing I have been designing and installing beatiful backyards for over 20 years here in the valley. I am very detailed and creative. We give free estimates on all projects
Cuajari Concrete

Cuajari Concrete

New on HomeGuide
2 hires on HomeGuide
4+ years in business
Serves Mesa, AZ
In our business, our clients come first
Peralta’s Concrete And Repair

Peralta’s Concrete And Repair

New on HomeGuide
3 hires on HomeGuide
4+ years in business
Serves Mesa, AZ
18 years of experience, Concrete and concrete repair Service and quality I we improve other budgets with the highest quality and service for our valued customers., We work throughout the Phoenix area and the valley , we have professional training in concrete and repair., We work with great dedication to what we like,our tools are service and quality for our clients, the clients is the most important thing for us
Prestige Concrete Llc

Prestige Concrete Llc

5.0(1)
1 hire on HomeGuide
4+ years in business
Serves Mesa, AZ
Miles E. says, "GREAT COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN US. Incredibly difficult job and he did it seemlessly, in time and on budget! His experience and pride of workmanship SHOWS! " Read more
KRMayberry Concrete

KRMayberry Concrete

New on HomeGuide
3 hires on HomeGuide
55+ years in business
Serves Mesa, AZ
Concrete tennis Specialist in large type garage is driveways homes, I must have a passion for concrete been at it for 51 years,plan on continuinggot a mother 20 years ,Our forte is tennis courts anything flat we also offer stamped concrete exposed area salt Tight finishes we have run the gamut of concrete doing almost everything there is
Valleywise Landscaping

Valleywise Landscaping

5.0(1)
Offers online services
3 hires on HomeGuide
10+ years in business
Serves Mesa, AZ
Dianne P. says, "He was very concerned about how I wanted my fence done and went above and beyond to make everything work" Read more
ELITE LAWN MAINTANCE /IRRIGATION

ELITE LAWN MAINTANCE /IRRIGATION

New on HomeGuide
1 hire on HomeGuide
2+ years in business
Serves Mesa, AZ
Welcome to Elite Lawn Maintenance & Irrigation, where we transform your outdoor spaces into beautiful, functional landscapes. Serving Phoenix, AZ, our dedicated team of three experts offers comprehensive services including landscaping and design, shrub trimming, tree removal, irrigation system installation, and more. Whether you need full-service lawn care, concrete installation, or fence repairs, we ensure meticulous attention to detail and customer satisfaction. Trust us to enhance your property with professional, reliable, and high-quality care.
Milestones Co

Milestones Co

5.0Exceptional(16)
Offers online services
16 hires on HomeGuide
15+ years in business
Serves Mesa, AZ
Sharon M. says, "On time, reasonable pricing, personable, completed in timely manner, cleaned up area, no hidden charges." Read more
Cardona’s Concrete

Cardona’s Concrete

New on HomeGuide
6+ years in business
Serves Mesa, AZ
Hello, My name Robert I have been working in concrete work for over 20years.It’s my priority to ensure my costumers are fully satisfied with my work and very easy to work with and always have good attitude.

Your Foundation Contractors questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on HomeGuide.

How much does it cost to install a foundation?

The cost to install a foundation depends on the type of foundation installed. The most common types of foundations are concrete slabs, pier and beam, crawl space, and basement foundations.

  • A concrete slab foundation costs about $6 to $12 per square foot for a single, poured concrete slab that rests on the ground.
  • A pier and beam foundation costs $8 to $15 per square foot and is made up of concrete or metal piers supported by beams. These foundations are common in areas with sandy or unstable soil.
  • A crawl space foundation costs $15 to $18 per square foot for the elevated foundation with enough space to crawl through. These foundations are common in warmer climates where the frost line is not deep or on sloping lots since they don't require as much excavation as other foundations.
  • A basement foundation is the most expensive at $35 to $50 per square foot. This foundation provides the most space and flexibility. A finished basement foundation can double the living space of a home.

Do you install septic before a foundation?

Yes, you generally install the septic system before pouring the foundation for a new home. The leach field and septic tank need to be located in a specific area of the property and this is easier to do before the foundation is in place. Installing septic first also allows you to have water available on-site during construction.

How much does it cost to fill in a crawl space?

Filling in a crawl space or crawl space encapsulation costs $3,000 to $8,000. Prices include basic cleaning, minor repairs, mold removal, and installing a vapor barrier, a sump pump, new insulation, and a dehumidifier. The total project cost depends on the condition and size of your crawl space, the type of insulation you choose, the thickness of the vapor barrier, and the pump and dehumidifier installed.

Crawl space encapsulation prevents excess moisture, mold growth, radon gas poisoning, and pest infestation. The process also helps alleviate allergens and pollutants to improve air quality. Another benefit of crawl space encapsulation is better insulation that can reduce energy bills by up to 20%.

How long does a poured concrete foundation last?

A poured concrete foundation can last for 80-100 years or more if it is properly constructed and well-maintained. However, a number of factors can affect the lifespan of a concrete foundation, including the quality of the concrete mix and the workmanship, the climate and soil conditions, and the amount of weight the foundation is supporting.

Some of the most common reasons a foundation fails include:

  • Poor drainage
  • Frost heave
  • Tree root invasion
  • Earthquakes and other seismic activity

How deep does a concrete foundation need to be?

Generally, a concrete foundation needs to be at least 12 inches deep to ensure the foundation is below the frost line and can support the weight of the structure. In some cases, a deeper foundation is required. If you are building in an area with a high frost line, poor soil quality, or building a very heavy structure, you may need to dig deeper.

A qualified structural engineer can help determine the appropriate depth for your concrete foundation.

What questions should I ask a foundation contractor?

Here are some questions you can ask a foundation contractor to ensure you are making the best choice for your project:

  • Is your company licensed, bonded, and insured for foundations?
  • How long have you been pouring foundations in my area?
  • What experience do you have installing my preferred foundation type?
  • What does your estimate include?
  • How long will the foundation take to install?
  • Do you have past clients I can contact or a current job site I can visit?
  • Do you offer a written estimate, contract, and timeline for the job?
  • What happens if the foundation is delayed due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances?

How do I choose a foundation contractor?

Selecting and pouring a foundation is one of the most important steps in building your new home. Choose the best foundation contractor by following these steps:

  • Get at least 3 estimates with the same foundation type to compare costs.
  • Confirm the contractor's experience with your preferred type of foundation.
  • Make sure the contractor is licensed, bonded, and insured, with 5 years of experience.
  • Look for foundation contractors with good reviews on HomeGuide and Google.
  • Ask for references from past clients and follow up to get their opinion on the work quality.
  • Confirm if the estimate includes labor, materials, and equipment costs.
  • Ask for a contract in writing that includes the costs, timeline, and warranty information.

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