| Address | Not shown on its Google listing |
|---|---|
| Phone | (210) 226-7575 |
| Website | alamocityfoundationrepair.com |
| Google rating | 5.0 stars from 60 Google reviews (snapshot, November 6, 2026) |
| Google category | Concrete contractor |
What the company says on its website
- Site names the owner as Jack Martin and says he has repaired foundations for over 30 years
- Site describes a legacy family business with a 5-star Google rating and an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau
- Site says it works on residential, commercial and industrial buildings and offers a free inspection
- Site says it does not pour new slabs or take new construction jobs
Read from https://alamocityfoundationrepair.com/ on November 6, 2026. These are the company's own claims, not verified by us. Texas has no state license for foundation repair that we could find, so words like "licensed" on a site do not point to a state foundation record. We checked no license, insurance, warranty or award.
Before you hire Alamo City Foundation Repair
- Ask for the company's written scope, and ask who the engineer of record is. The City of San Antonio asks for a Texas licensed engineer's letter on foundation repair permits. See the permit guide.
- Ask who pulls the permit and read the contract against the Texas contract rules.
- Read any warranty in full and ask what transfers to a buyer and what does not. See the quote guide.
- Get at least three written quotes, and consider an opinion from a licensed structural engineer who does not sell repairs.
- Read recent Google reviews, including the low ones, and see how the company replied.
This is an independent profile built from public information. Alamo City Foundation Repair did not pay for it and has not reviewed it. If something is wrong, it was true when we collected it on November 6, 2026 or it was a mistake on our side.