By using Lubbock TX Foundation Repair (lubbocktxfoundationrepair.com), you agree to the terms below. The site is a referral website that serves homeowners in Lubbock, TX, and across Lubbock and Hockley Counties.

What we offer. We publish general foundation guides, a warning-signs quiz and a cost calculator, and we pass form requests to one independent local foundation repair company. We do not inspect, price, level or repair any home. Any deal you make with that company is between the two of you, and we are not a party to it. That covers the estimate, the contract, any permit, the warranty and the payment.

Nothing owed. A request commits you to nothing. Turn down any estimate, gather others, or take your time.

Your responsibilities. Give accurate details, and ask for work only on a home you own or are allowed to arrange work for. Do not use the form to send spam, advertising or anything unlawful.

About our content. The cost rows, soil and weather notes, and summaries of Texas rules on these pages are general information only. They may go out of date or miss something about your home. They are not legal, financial or engineering advice. Before you rely on a point, confirm it with the company, a licensed professional engineer, the permit office for your area or your own adviser.

Insurance claims. We play no part in insurance claims: we do not file them, negotiate them or give advice on them. Under Texas law, a contractor may not serve as a public adjuster for a property it works on. Texas also makes it a criminal offense for a seller to advertise or promise to absorb, waive or rebate someone's deductible. We make no such promise and give homeowners nothing of value. For coverage questions, ask your own insurer what your policy covers.

Limits on our responsibility. We provide the site "as is." To the extent Texas law allows, the work, prices and promises of any foundation repair company are that company's responsibility, not ours. Nor are we responsible for losses that come from using the site.

Outside links. Some pages link to public agencies and other sources for your convenience. Those links do not mean an agency endorses or partners with us.

Law and changes. Texas law governs these terms. If a court rules that any term cannot be enforced, the other terms still apply. We may update these terms, and the date at the top marks the current version.