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Foundation work across Edmond and the north OKC metro

Edmond is home: Deer Creek and the newer large-lot building on the north side, the established streets near the university and the center of town, and the subdivisions filling in on every edge. From there we work out to Guthrie in Logan County, Piedmont, Yukon and Mustang in Canadian County, Nichols Hills, Bethany and The Village to the south, and the smaller communities east toward Arcadia and Luther.

Residential street in Edmond, Oklahoma lined with single-story red brick homes on wide lots, Cross Timbers blackjack oaks along the verge under a big prairie sky

Edmond neighborhoods

All of the city and its ZIP codes. The newer north side — Deer Creek, Chisholm Creek, Cedar Ridge Farms and the large-lot building along Covell and Sorghum Mill — is mostly post-tension slab where the questions are about initial settlement and new-build drainage. The established middle of the city, around the university and the older streets, has a mix of construction including genuine pier and beam. The subdivisions of the 1980s and 90s sit between the two: conventional slabs now several decades into the shrink-swell cycle, with original drainage and mature planting that has changed the falls.

Deer Creek
Chisholm Creek
Coffee Creek
Oak Tree
Spring Creek
Cross Timbers
Cedar Ridge Farms
Fairfax
Covell Park
Downtown Edmond & UCO area
Arcadia Lake side (east Edmond)
Edmond 73003, 73012, 73013, 73025, 73034

Towns and communities we serve

Crew installing a steel foundation pier in an excavated hole against the brick footing of a single-story Edmond, Oklahoma home, red clay spoil piled on a tarp beside the trench

Deer Creek

North Edmond's newest large-lot building: post-tension slabs, consolidating backfill and new-build drainage.

Deer Creek →

Underside of a pier-and-beam floor showing timber beams, floor joists and newly shimmed concrete pier blocks in the dirt crawl space

Guthrie

The territorial capital: Victorian pier-and-beam housing, historic masonry and crawl spaces with bare soil.

Guthrie →

Open french drain trench lined with filter fabric and washed gravel around perforated pipe, running along the side yard of a brick house

Piedmont

Acreage lots outside any municipal storm system, where the water goes is entirely your decision.

Piedmont →

Yukon

Sixty years of building on the I-40 corridor, from mid-century slabs to current post-tension construction.

Yukon →

Exposed edge of a concrete slab-on-grade foundation where the dry red clay has pulled away, leaving a visible gap beneath the slab perimeter

Mustang

Fast, recent growth: young houses, young backfill, and drainage that was finished last on the build.

Mustang →

Stair-step crack running diagonally through the mortar joints of a red brick veneer wall on an Oklahoma house, widening toward the corner

Nichols Hills

Large older homes under a mature canopy, where the trees are the leading cause of one-sided movement.

Nichols Hills →

Diagonal drywall crack running from the top corner of an interior door frame, the door hung slightly out of square in its jamb

Bethany

Older housing around the university and Route 66, split between pier-and-beam and early slab construction.

Bethany →

Technician taking a floor elevation reading with a rotating laser level and receiver in the empty living room of a slab-on-grade house

The Village

The metro's first generation of slabs, built from the 1950s to the 1970s before vapor barriers were standard.

The Village →

Not on the list? We also cover Arcadia, Luther, Jones and Choctaw east of Edmond, Warr Acres and the north Oklahoma City streets, and rural addresses across Oklahoma, Logan and Canadian counties. Call and ask — we will tell you plainly whether your address is one we can reach.