Foundation Repair in Security-Widefield, CO

Security and Widefield grew up fast in the 1950s and 60s as military families settled south of Colorado Springs, and much of that original housing stock is still standing — which means thousands of foundations now 60 to 70 years old. Concrete from that era was often unreinforced or lightly reinforced, and after decades of Colorado's shrink-swell soil cycles, it shows: cracked stem walls, settling corners, and basements that take on water when storms push Fountain Creek's water table up.

The proximity to Fountain Creek matters here more than in most parts of the Springs area. Lower-lying blocks see genuinely wet ground in monsoon season, and older homes rarely have any perimeter drainage. We regularly find fifty-year-old basements with original bare-concrete walls doing their best against modern water tables.

We give Security-Widefield homeowners a free inspection and a straight answer. Many mid-century repairs are more affordable than owners fear — crack injection and drainage corrections rather than full pier jobs. When piers are needed, they carry a lifetime transferable warranty, and 0% financing on approved credit keeps the repair manageable on a fixed budget.