Foundation Repair & New Construction in Bentonville, AR

Building it right the first time: new construction

Bentonville's growth has made us one of the busiest new-foundation contractors in NWA. We pour footings, stem walls, monolithic slabs, and post-tension slabs for residential builders and commercial GCs. Every pour is inspected against the specific structural drawings and local code — Bentonville's plan-review process is stricter than most NWA cities, and we keep your project on schedule by handling the permitting and inspection coordination directly.

On commercial work we self-perform vapor barrier, rebar, post-tension cable layout, and finishing. That means one crew is accountable from form-set to final broom finish.

Fixing settlement on new construction

If your Bentonville home is 2–6 years old and you're seeing a corner crack, sticking door, or driveway pulling away from the garage, you're almost certainly looking at the predictable behavior of engineered fill finishing its consolidation. The fix is targeted — usually two to six push piers at the affected corner, then polyurethane crack sealing. Total cost is usually a fraction of what people expect, and we coordinate with builder warranties when applicable.

Commercial and supplier-campus concrete

We've poured and repaired slabs for Walmart supplier offices, logistics warehouses, and retail buildings across the west side of Bentonville. Commercial work requires planning that residential doesn't: traffic control, after-hours scheduling, dust and noise containment for adjacent tenants, and tight tolerances on flatness for forklift and rack-loaded floors. We have the equipment and the references.

Older square-district homes

Don't forget that Bentonville also has a real historic core. Homes around the downtown square built between 1910 and 1950 sit on traditional foundations and behave more like Fayetteville's older inventory than like the new west-side builds. For those, we use the same crawl-space underpinning, brick repair, and drainage solutions we'd use on a comparable home in Mount Sequoyah.