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Arrow Foundation Repair Family owned and operated foundation repair business focused on providing value and customer service

If you've been holding off on getting a crack, a bowing wall, or a drainage issue looked at because you assumed foundati...
10/20/2026

If you've been holding off on getting a crack, a bowing wall, or a drainage issue looked at because you assumed foundation work is a spring or summer thing, that's not actually how it works.

We do piering, drainage, and grading work year-round. Kansas City clay moves with moisture in every season, not just one, so we don't build our schedule around waiting for ideal weather. What actually determines the fix is what's going on with your soil and your foundation, not what month it is.

If something's been on your list for a while, there's no need to wait for spring to have it looked at.

(913) 722-9011
https://arrowfoundation.com/schedule-consultation/

Piering is the most common fix for a foundation that's settled unevenly, but the actual process surprises a lot of homeo...
10/15/2026

Piering is the most common fix for a foundation that's settled unevenly, but the actual process surprises a lot of homeowners the first time they see it.

We drive steel piers, either push piers or helical piers depending on the soil, down to load-bearing soil below the reach of seasonal moisture. Once they're in place, a hydraulic jack system applies pressure to each pier independently, which lets us stabilize or lift different sections of the foundation with a lot of precision instead of forcing the whole house to move at once.

Which pier type makes sense comes down to the soil and how much weight needs support. Push piers work well for heavier structures where soil resistance helps drive them deeper. Helical piers are often the better fit for lighter loads or tighter access.

Curious whether piering is the right call for what you're seeing? We're glad to walk through it.

(913) 722-9011 https://arrowfoundation.com/schedule-consultation/

Here's a five-minute homeowner task for October. 1. Go find your sump pump and lift the float or pour a bucket of water ...
10/05/2026

Here's a five-minute homeowner task for October.

1. Go find your sump pump and lift the float or pour a bucket of water into the pit.
2. If the pump kicks on and moves the water out, you're in good shape.
3. If it stays quiet or makes a strange noise, now is the time to find out, while the weather is on your side and not in the middle of a storm.

Though there are exceptions, the average life span of a sump pump is 7-10 years. If yours is getting up there in age or showing rust, we can tell you honestly whether it has more life in it or whether it's time for a replacement. Send us a message and we'll help you sort it out.

Schedule your consultation now:
(913) 722-9011
https://arrowfoundation.com/schedule-consultation/

Once the leaves start coming down, gutters fill up fast. A clogged gutter overflows right at the roofline, and all that ...
09/29/2026

Once the leaves start coming down, gutters fill up fast. A clogged gutter overflows right at the roofline, and all that water lands in the soil directly against your foundation. Over a full season, that's a lot of water working against your basement walls.

Keeping gutters clear through the fall is one of the simplest things you can do for your foundation. While you're at it, check that your downspouts are carrying water well away from the house instead of dropping it at the wall.

If water has already found its way in, or you're seeing dampness along the basement floor, that's where we come in. Reach out and we'll take a look.

(913) 722-9011 https://arrowfoundation.com/schedule-consultation/

Not every crack means a foundation problem. Vertical hairline cracks in drywall are usually just normal settling and don...
09/24/2026

Not every crack means a foundation problem. Vertical hairline cracks in drywall are usually just normal settling and don't need repair. What we actually watch for is different: cracks that run diagonally through brick or block, cracks that are wider at one end than the other, or a wall that's started to bow inward.

Those patterns point to pressure building against the wall from outside, usually from soil and water. Depending on how far it's progressed, the fix is typically one of a few things: an epoxy injection for a stable crack that's just letting water through, carbon fiber strapping to reinforce a wall showing early bowing, or steel wall anchors for more significant movement.

Not sure which category yours falls into? Send us a photo and we'll walk you through what we're seeing and why.

(913) 722-9011 https://arrowfoundation.com/schedule-consultation/

Concrete slabs settle for a simple reason: the soil underneath erodes or compacts unevenly over time, and the slab follo...
09/22/2026

Concrete slabs settle for a simple reason: the soil underneath erodes or compacts unevenly over time, and the slab follows it down. That's why a sidewalk or driveway can look fine for years and then start sinking in one spot.

A settled slab that tilts toward your house sends rain and snowmelt at your foundation instead of away from it, and once winter hits, water sitting in the low spots and cracks freezes and expands. Concrete leveling, which involves pumping material underneath the slab to raise it back to grade, is usually quicker and more affordable than full replacement. Fall is a good window to get it done before the freeze and thaw cycle goes to work on it.

Curious what it would take for your driveway, sidewalk, or patio? Send us a photo or give us a call and we'll give you a straight answer.

(913) 722-9011 https://arrowfoundation.com/schedule-consultation/

September is a good time to walk around your house and watch how water moves when it rains. Downspouts should carry wate...
09/16/2026

September is a good time to walk around your house and watch how water moves when it rains. Downspouts should carry water at least four to six feet away from your foundation, and the soil should slope away from your house, roughly six inches of drop over the first ten feet. Downspouts that stop at the wall, low spots, or soil that has settled over the years can all send water right back toward your home.

Good drainage does a lot of quiet work protecting a foundation. Small corrections now, like extending downspouts or regrading a low area, help your home head into the wet season in good shape.

We handle drainage and grading as part of the full picture of foundation health. If you'd like a second set of eyes on yours, we're a message away.

📞 Reach out anytime.
(913) 722-9011
https://arrowfoundation.com/schedule-consultation/

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Arrow Foundation Repair.Foundation work is honest, physical work. It's crews digging i...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Arrow Foundation Repair.

Foundation work is honest, physical work. It's crews digging in Kansas City clay in July heat, setting piers, bracing walls, and doing it right so a family doesn't have to think about it again. Today we're grateful for the people who do that work every day, on our crews and across every trade in this city.

To everyone who builds, repairs, and keeps things standing, this day is for you. Enjoy the rest, you've earned it.

Schedule your consultation now:
(913) 722-9011
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After a long, hot Kansas City summer, the clay soil around your home has dried out and pulled away from your foundation....
08/31/2026

After a long, hot Kansas City summer, the clay soil around your home has dried out and pulled away from your foundation. When fall rain arrives, that soil takes on water and expands again. That back-and-forth movement is why a lot of homeowners first notice a new crack or a door that sticks this time of year.

If something looks different around your house this month, it's worth paying attention to.

Get in touch with us today, and we'll give you an honest read on whether it's something to watch or something to address.

Give us a call or schedule online, we're happy to take a look.
(913) 722-9011
https://arrowfoundation.com/schedule-consultation/

If there's a bedroom in your basement, Kansas City building code requires an egress window, one large enough and low eno...
08/28/2026

If there's a bedroom in your basement, Kansas City building code requires an egress window, one large enough and low enough to the floor that someone could actually climb out in an emergency, and that firefighters could climb in.

It's not just a safety box to check. A properly sized egress window also brings real daylight and fresh air into a space that's usually the dimmest room in the house, which is part of why a lot of basement renovations include one even in rooms that aren't technically bedrooms.

Installing one means cutting a new opening in the foundation wall, which is why it's foundation work and not just a window swap. The opening has to be sized and reinforced correctly, or it creates a new problem instead of solving one.

If you're finishing a basement bedroom or just want more light down there, we can walk you through what's involved.

(913) 722-9011 https://arrowfoundation.com/schedule-consultation/

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10340 W 79th Street
Shawnee, KS
66214

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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