Lousiana Foundation Repair LLC

The concrete jacking broke my house away from the slab, opened a large gap in the front door. The crawlspace leveling has warped our oak floors. The sills were not addressed, which is why the house needed leveling to begin with. This company's solution was to jack up the floor joists to allow closing of interior doors. There is nothing wrong with our floor joists. Well, now there is, they have been lifted off the sills where they were blocked up. All of this work was supposedly covered under a two year warranty. When I called the company to complain, they sent the crew back out to attempt a repair. Unfortunately, they wanted me to sign a release form absolving them from any damages they caused, worded, past, present and future. I refused to sign the document, which meant getting warranty work would be impossible. The company did refund half of what we paid, but the Things they put under my floors are still here. When I received the estimate for repairs, the representative inspected the house, then gave us an estimate for the amount we paid. When the crew was on site trying to level the crawl space, the comment was made that they couldn't really level that portion of the crawl space because there is a fire place in the room. None of this was mentioned during the inspection phase of the estimate. I am still undecided to pursue this legally.

I contacted this company to see if I had a foundation issue with my house since I am in a new construction home. I am having tile in the house crack left and right as well as the carpet is bubbling up all over the house. Before I contacted the developer to fix these issues, I wanted to have the foundation checked out to ensure that I didn't have a bigger problem. I contacted Louisiana Foundation Repair to set up an inspection time. They advised me that they are aware of the development due to prior business (termite) with the real estate agent in charge of this area as well as prior contracts with the developer (Kathy Bordeleon). I asked specifically if there would be a conflict of interest if they were to work and they stated that it wouldn't be since they no longer work with the Bordeleon's. They came out on June 1st and inspected and stated that I had one corner that needed to have pillars put under it to prevent any further sinking. I told them that I would make a phone call and then if I needed an estimate in writing, I would cal them back. Shortly after making my phone call, I called Louisiana Foundation Repair back and advised them that I would in fact need a written estimate of the findings as well as cost to repair. I once again emailed them on June 3rd stating the same thing. On Wednesday, June 5, I had not heard from them so I called and they stated that they "decided to discuss this with Craig Sikes since he is the real estate agent that handles this area." Craig Sikes had nothing to do with this nor should he have been contacted. I have since called two other foundation repair business' that have stated that they have personally had to fix "problems" that were created by Louisiana Foundation Repair's work. I would not recommend this business to anyone.