Pier & Beam Foundation Repair Across the Coastal Bend

The Coastal Bend sits on expansive clay soils that swell when wet and shrink during droughts. That constant movement puts enormous stress on pier and beam foundations.

Add coastal moisture, hurricanes, and poor drainage from flat terrain, and it is no surprise so many homes in Corpus Christi, Rockport, and surrounding areas develop foundation issues over time.

Jeff has been repairing homes in this exact soil for 36 years. He knows what works here, and what does not.

Jeff Munoz came up in construction, home renovation, and remodeling before he ever specialized in foundations. He has framed rooms, torn out floors, and rebuilt houses from the studs up — and he has brought that builder's eye to 36 years of foundation work under South Texas homes. Based in Sinton, he has crawled under thousands of homes, from Corpus Christi bungalows to Rockport beach houses to rural ranch homes outside Beeville and Alice.

That background is the whole point. Most homes that need foundation repair come with other problems — rotted framing, soft subfloor, sticking doors, cracked walls, sagging floors. Because Jeff understands how a house is actually built, not just how to lift it, he reads the entire structure instead of only the part that dropped. A real evaluation comes first: walking every room checking floors, doors, and walls, then getting underneath with a flashlight and camera to see exactly what is failing and why.

And his crew handles the whole job — leveling the house back to true, replacing failed piers and beams, tearing out rotted subfloor, and rebuilding the floor framing and everything above it. One walkthrough, one written quote, one crew on site, one warranty covering the entire scope. No juggling three contractors to finish one repair.