Mobile, AL
Foundation Repair in Mobile, Alabama
Mobile is one of the wettest cities in the continental United States, averaging more than 65 inches of rain per year. APS Foundation holds the Home Builders Licensure Board (HBLB) license required for all structural work in Mobile County, and our crews have navigated Gulf Coast soil and water conditions since 1977.
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MOBILE OFFICE
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Our Mobile office is located at 60 St Francis St, 2nd Floor, in downtown Mobile, convenient to all of Mobile County and Baldwin County.
Local Geology
Why Mobile Foundations Fail
Mobile County sits on Gulf Coastal Plain clay, with a high water table and over 65 inches of annual rainfall. This creates high foundation movement risk for area homeowners. Alabama's Home Builders Licensure Board (HBLB) license is required for structural repair work in Mobile County. APS holds this license.
Mobile County's Gulf Coastal Plain clay soil combined with the nation's highest annual rainfall east of the Rockies creates extreme hydrostatic pressure conditions. HBLB licensure is required for structural repair work here.
Services in Mobile
Foundation and Structural Services We Offer in the Mobile Area
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Mobile Foundation Repair
Why is HBLB licensing important in Mobile?
Alabama requires a Home Builders Licensure Board license for structural repair and construction work above a certain value in Mobile County. APS holds this license, ensuring your repair meets all state requirements and can be properly permitted and inspected.
Does APS serve Baldwin County?
Yes. We serve all of Baldwin County including Daphne, Fairhope, Spanish Fort, Foley, and Gulf Shores from our Mobile office.
Can foundation problems be repaired before hurricane season?
Yes, and it's advisable. Saturated soils during hurricane rain events significantly increase hydrostatic pressure. Addressing foundation issues before storm season reduces risk of accelerated damage.