Raleigh, NC Wake County

Foundation, crawl space and concrete leveling in Raleigh, NC

HydroHelp911 does foundation and crawl space repair as well as concrete leveling in Raleigh and Wake County, from our Greensboro office. If you're looking for a reliable contractor to help, you're in the right place: we'll help you understand what is going on with your home and recommend repairs built to last. Start with a free inspection, or read on to learn more. The Triangle sits on a mix of Piedmont clay and Triassic Basin sediments that the USDA rates low for swelling and shrinking, and we assess what is happening at your home before recommending foundation repair for Raleigh homes or crawl space repair for Raleigh homes.

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Since 2017
Serving the Carolinas
1995
Median year built
704-741-9737
Serving Raleigh, NC

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For new customers who book online through our website and then sign a contract.

Locally Owned and Operated

Greensboro office

1515 W Cornwallis Dr Suite 201-B

Greensboro, NC 27408

Hours

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Saturday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Getting to you

About 85 minutes from the office, 68 miles.

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About Raleigh

How Old Are the Homes in Raleigh?

1995
Median year built
25%
Built before 1980
93,645
Detached single family homes

Soil: clay loam

Expansion risk: low

Housing: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.

Homes by decade built

Before 19403%
1940s1%
1950s4%
1960s7%
1970s10%
1980s16%
1990s18%
2000s23%
2010s16%
2020 on1%

Local conditions

What Soil Is Raleigh Built On?

The USDA sample inside Raleigh is mostly Beltline soil, fill soil that was moved and spread during building. In a USDA sample of five points inside Raleigh, three are Beltline and two are Chavis. Countywide, the most common soil in Wake County is Pacolet, on about a tenth of the land, with Cecil, Wedowee and Rawlings behind it. The USDA rates the sample inside Raleigh low for swelling and shrinking, which means it changes size very little as it gets wet and dries out.

Beltline is a deep soil that formed from soil moved and spread during building, laid over weathered rock, usually found on graded and filled building sites. It is clay loam from the top layer down. Loam is soil with a mix of sand, silt and clay. It drains well.

Chavis is a deep soil that formed from soil moved and spread during building, laid over weathered rock, usually found on graded and filled building sites. It is clay loam from the top layer down. It drains well.

What It Means for Your Home

Soil survey: USDA NRCS Soil Data Access (SSURGO), sdmdataaccess.nrcs.usda.gov. Inside Raleigh, the survey maps Beltline and Chavis series. USDA rates the soil low for swelling and shrinking (weighted linear extensibility 2.64 percent). Across Wake County, it maps Pacolet, Cecil, Wedowee and Rawlings series. Series descriptions: USDA NRCS Official Series Descriptions for Beltline and Chavis.

Weather in Raleigh

How Much Rain and Humidity Does Raleigh Get?

Based on NOAA 1991 to 2020 climate normals for the Raleigh State University weather station, about 4 miles away, a normal year brings 49.4 inches of precipitation and about 57 days with a low of 32 degrees or colder, and July air carries an average dew point of about 69 degrees.

49.4 in
Average yearly precipitation
the Raleigh State University weather station
69°F
Average July dew point
Raleigh Durham International Airport
57
Days a year with a low of 32 degrees or colder
the Raleigh State University weather station

Climate: NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals, the Raleigh State University weather station and Raleigh Durham International Airport.

Where we work

Which Neighborhoods in Raleigh Do We Serve?

  • Barrington Village
  • Bent Tree South
  • Brier Creek Country Club
  • Carlton Park
  • Downtown
  • Emerald Chase
  • Farmington Woods
  • Hedingham
  • Hunters Knoll
  • King Charles
  • Laurel Hills
  • Longview Gardens
  • Meadows at Eaglechase
  • North Hills
  • Northeast Raleigh
  • Oak Haven
  • Pine Hall Plantation
  • Ridgewood
  • South Park
  • Southwest Raleigh
  • Sumerset Acres
  • Trailwood Glen
  • Wade
  • Willow Lake

And 49 more neighborhoods inside the Raleigh city limits.

The city covers ZIP codes 27511, 27513, 27529, 27560, 27587, 27603, 27604, 27606, 27607, 27609, 27610, 27613, 27614, 27615, 27616, 27617.

Google reviews

What Homeowners Say About Our Greensboro Office

I was very pleased with the job Hydrohelp did for my home. Parker and Tavo were great technicians who were on time and very efficient with there work. They both were more than willing to answer any questions I had and they were very knowledgeable about what they do. I definitely recommend Hydrohelp for foundation needs
Brandon H.April 2026via Google
Parker, Tavo, and Jake did an amazing job repairing my sinking cement deck around the pool. The deck had sunk over an inch in one area and they were able to completely even it out. They were very professional, kept me informed throughout process and answered all my questions. I would have no problem hiring this company again.
Ana P.February 2026via Google

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The crew

Some of the Team Members Who Work in Your Area

Raleigh is served from our Greensboro office. The same company schedules the inspection, runs the install, and answers a warranty call later.

Jake Massengill, Foreman
Jake Massengill
Foreman
Jeremy Smith, Foreman
Jeremy Smith
Foreman
Clint Weimann, Design Specialist
Clint Weimann
Design Specialist
Dustin Daughety, Design Specialist
Dustin Daughety
Design Specialist

Meet the Team

Greensboro office

Where Does the Crew Come From?

Our Greensboro office covers this town. It is 68 miles from the middle of it, about 85 minutes. You will find it at 1515 W Cornwallis Dr Suite 201-B, Greensboro, NC 27408.

Dispatching crews across Wake County.

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Raleigh questions

What Do Raleigh Homeowners Ask?

Don't see your question here? Call or fill out our quick online form, and our team will help.

There is no single price. The cost depends on what the inspection finds, such as the size of the area, access, and the cause behind the problem. The free inspection ends with a written estimate that spells out the method, scope, and price. Financing is available, and your inspector can go over the options with you when you get your written estimate.

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Schedule a Free Inspection in Raleigh

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For new customers who book online through our website and then sign a contract.

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