Licensed Foundation Repair Contractor in Montgomery, AL

Alabama requires contractors who perform certain types of work to be licensed, and

foundation repair is no exception. Hiring a licensed foundation repair contractor in

Montgomery, Alabama protects you from shoddy work, legal liability, and financial loss. This

article explains why licensing matters and how to verify credentials.

Types of Licenses for Foundation Repair

In Alabama, residential foundation repair typically requires a Home Builders license from the

Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board. For larger or commercial projects, a General

Contractor license may be required. Some specialty work (like structural engineering) requires

an engineer’s license. Montgomery Foundation Repair Co holds a valid Home Builders license

and complies with all state and local requirements. We also maintain an active business license

with the City of Montgomery. Never hire a contractor who cannot produce these licenses.

Why Unlicensed Contractors Are Risky

Unlicensed contractors often operate without insurance, workers’ comp, or permits. If they

damage your home, you have little recourse—suing an unlicensed individual is difficult, and

they rarely have assets to cover a judgment. If a worker is injured on your property, you could

be held liable for medical bills and lost wages. If the unlicensed work fails to pass a future

home inspection, you may have to pay to redo it. Montgomery Foundation Repair Co is fully

licensed and insured, giving you peace of mind.

How to Verify a License

Alabama’s licensing boards provide online search tools. For Home Builders licenses, visit the

Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board website. For General Contractor licenses, visit the

Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors. Enter the company name or license number

to see its status, any disciplinary actions, and expiration date. Montgomery Foundation Repair

Co’s license is current and in good standing. You can also call the board to confirm. Do this

before signing any contract.

Licensing Also Means Code Knowledge

Licensed contractors must pass exams demonstrating knowledge of building codes, safety

practices, and business laws. This means they are less likely to make mistakes that violate

code. Montgomery Foundation Repair Co’s license ensures we stay up to date on the

International Residential Code and local amendments. We also pull permits and schedule

inspections, which unlicensed contractors cannot do legally. When you hire us, you are hiring a

professional who respects the law.

Frequently Asked Questions