Allied Foundation

Randy W.

their work was bad damage so much inside and out damage to walls killed plants in the flower bed concrete work w as bad too I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. clean up was very poor.

M B.

After 2008 hurricane Ike in Houston, Tx. Rising water got into the house. Our foundation was fixed in 2009. Seems like an eternity ago....the fix came with a lifetime warranty on the sections they fixed. Well, 2023 i am selling the house. I decided to do a pre inspection. Turns out the house moved just a little bit. 1" here and 1/2" there. Called Allied. Made an appt. And BAM, the work was completed. No costs.

The office staff was great. Answered all my questions.

The workers who came out...wow, there were alot of them. And i see why now. They dug it all up. He warned me, if they did up a plant, they will put it back. And they did. Everything looked like before. I loved they even brought tarps to put the dirt on so they could put it all back in place. No dirt lost on my yard.

Follow up after the work, fabulous. I like this company. Good work. Good communication. They do what they say they are going to do.

Oh, that warranty, transferrable to the next home owner!!! Thats awesome!

Kaylon W.

Allied came out pretty quickly and assessed my home then scheduled the work a week later to be done. They came in time which was good and had plenty of workers. As they got started with the work they ran extension cords all over my house for power they left my doors open with my AC on and running had lights on that weren't being used threw there trash in the holes they dug to put there pillars in they cracked 2 windows and didn't tell me anything damaged my kitchen pantry door and my walls in my kitchen again didn't say anything about it overall I wasn't very happy.

Karen K.

First off, technician came 2 hours earlier than appointment with no call or notification. He left came back at original appointment. The whole time he was in a hurry and would not even speak with me when I had questions. He was finished with my quote in less than 20 minutes. The other companies I had come out took almost 2 hours. He gave me a inaccurate quote by over 15 internal pillars and over quoted my outside pillars. He never went up to my second story addition which is actually the cause of my foundation issues. I was told by the other companies that came out that if allied did the repairs as listed my whole second story and all of its beams and my whole roof would have been completely destroyed, because the work order did not include the upstairs which is causing load bearing issues on my first floor foundation/slab. Then when my husband left a crappy review due to the level of unprofessionalism and neglect of the 2nd story I had one of their employees named Marco calling me and harassing me because they were called out for sucking so bad. If you want an inaccurate quote with inaccurate measurements and inaccurate repairs this is definitely the company to waste your time and bend you over to get the screwing of your life.

Ellen H.

Allied did external piers on our house in 2019. They did warranty work a year later. Since then an entire window has cracked and multiple cracks have formed in our home, including a hairline crack across the tile floor concrete. Apparently, the prior owners already had them come out and do warranty work. So, every year to a year and a half more damage was occurring (Failed worked from the get to) We had a tech come out to take measurements on the house and as soon as he walked in the first thing he said was "we don't cover damage" , well nice to meet you too... he spent less than an hour walking around getting measurements.

We were asking a lot of questions about foundation, assuming he'd be educating us, instead he was in a defensive mode and answered questions defensively. When he was done, he wouldn't leave us a copy of the measurements, he said we'd have to call the office "company policy". That seemed odd, and he also said he was trying to get to Dallas that day. What made this even weirder is that he ended up accidentally texting us a copy of someone else's measurements, which was weird, since he said company policy was that he couldn't share measurements.

When we called the front office, they said that is not a policy and he should have given us a copy. Giant red flags started popping up everywhere. We decided to hire an independent structural engineer to look at our house, since their techs have no licensing. The engineer concluded that Allied didn't do the work right the first time, and that their concrete blocks were not pushed to refusal. He also cautioned us that if a company can get the job done in one day, they're not doing it right and not going deep enough in the soil for the conditions in our area. We decided to get additional quotes from other companies. Every single company that came out said we really needed interior piers, the allied tech didn't even mention that. So if we let allied do repair work, we would end up in this exact same situation in who knows, another year. Since this happened, we've done a ton of research and talked with a lot of industry professionals. I can confidently say Allied uses concrete piers that will not go as deep as needed in the soil conditions here (fort bend county). I asked to speak with a manager or owner at Allied, but we've been rejected by the tech and front office. I'm terrified to have Allied do warranty work. We spoke with 9 other companies, two companies that won't even touch a house if Allied worked on it. I hope my review will save someone from choosing them and ending up like us. The tech even said it's hard to find good workers right now. Allied is cheap for a reason, their work doesn't last and we've since found out they're being sued by more than one person. If you have a real foundation problem, it won't get fixed by Allied, they let go of all their employees during Covid and hire people who have no experience. Don't buy a home that Allied touched, you'll end up spending way more to fix their mistakes or damage your house more.

Richard T.

Just giving the facts. First adjustment 2017. 2nd adjustment happened in the same area in December 2021 . Noticed same area started moving again in may 2022 (5 months after 2nd adjustment) Allied came out in July and agreed needed adjustment again in same area. Scheduled for December for third adjustment same area. Foundation is still moving. Hopefully the beam doesn't crack before they make it out. I would have hope allied would have scheduled the adjustment earlier considering it's the third time in the same area. And no. Water is not getting to the foundation. Had the area around grated to shed water away from the home after the first adjustment in 2017 . So that wouldn't be a non issue if it moved again. Wanted to wait on rating allied to see if finally this would be resolved but. Have to give a rating to post.

Meg G.

zero rating if I could.
we've lived in our home for 40 years and we've really never had a foundation issue. after Hurricane Harvey we made some major changes to the inside of our home; such as new cabinets, new windows, new shower, updated our electrical and plumbing. our kids felt we should spend a few thousand dollars more ($8,700) and get the foundation leveled, and our home would be in excellent condition. we signed a contract with Allied Foundation. we've
had nothing but problems ever since; cracks, in the ceiling, crown moulding separating from the ceiling, tile floor cracking in every room of the house, exterior patio is severely cracked, broken pipe at outside house faucet. I just spent $410.00 to have this fixed.
I've made numerous phone calls to Allied and they have sent someone out to hear my complaints. They made an adjustment earlier this year by drilling out my front porch again. Pulled up my plants, that ended up dying. Last guy here told me our house is level and nothing they can do, although my doors won't shut, etc.
I am so, so, so unhappy with Allied Foundation. DO NOT USE THEM!

Bill K.

Have a warranty through Allied for our foundation. Began noticing foundation problems back in April. Allied came out to do an inspection and they informed us that the foundation was completely fine and the issues were all cosmetic. I knew this was BS and just had another company out today and surprise surprise, the foundation needs significant repairs. Called Allied back and they said it will be over a month before they can come back out and do an inspection. Had they not done a half ass inspection the first time, I could have had the foundation already repaired and wouldn't have all this additional cracking and flooring problems. Now I have to wait even longer for them to come out, sustain even more damage to my home while we wait or pay out of pocket for another company, when we have the lifetime warranty. We called the office again today and asked to speak to a manager, whomever we spoke with refused to connect us to one.

Meredith M.

My husband and I were very impressed with Allied. They came out for estimate quickly, provided a very reasonable estimate. When we called to schedule they came out the next day with an army of guys that worked so efficiently and got the work done in 1 afternoon. Our landscaping was relatively in tact which was a bonus. We would definitely recommend Allied to anyone needing foundation repairs.

Jerry F.

I have tried for over a week to speak with the owner of this company about an appraisal on one of my houses. They repaired 1 and then gave a bad appraisal on the other trying to make more $ and tear up my house.