Robby Brown is the Founder & CEO of Pinnacle Foundation Repair. He was born into a foundation repair family. His grandfather, Robert Wade Brown, started a foundation repair business in 1963. Robby started out in the the late ’90s working first for his grandfather and then for his father, learning from the best about the specifics of foundation repair in Texas soil.
In 2010, Robby left the family business to become the Vice President of Operations and later a Managing Partner and CEO of the largest statewide foundation repair company. Soon after, Robby’s entrepreneurial spirit and passion for the industry lead him to start his own company, Pinnacle Foundation Repair. Robby and his team of experienced foundation experts proudly serve the DFW area with customer satisfaction and quality services as our pinnacle priority.
Every long-lasting commercial building rests on a strong foundation. With proper soil preparation and construction, these foundations can provide decades of trouble-free performance. However, small issues with existing foundations often grow into bigger problems when overlooked. Routine maintenance is essential for catching warning signs before extensive repairs are required. The property manager is the one…
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With commercial buildings constructed from durable materials like concrete, steel, and brick, it’s easy to assume summer heat isn’t much of a concern. However, hot summer conditions can directly affect the foundation supporting your commercial building. This can cause serious damage that may require thousands of dollars to repair or even temporarily shut down your…
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Heavy equipment is required to deliver loads of building materials, pour concrete, and lift windows and panels into place. But your commercial building’s foundation can become damaged by heavy equipment use, whether it’s one-time during construction or ongoing as part of normal business operations. Even parking or storing heavy equipment near a building can cause…
Read article Office buildings are at the same risk as any other commercial structures for foundation problems. Yet the interior work that finishes out these large buildings can disguise many of the early warning signs. Learn what warning signs to look for in an office building and how foundations most commonly fail under these structures. Signs of…
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Taking care of a commercial building is complex enough. You may not want to add another kind of inspection to worry about. But if you don’t check up on your building’s foundation regularly enough, small problems can grow over time to threaten the value and integrity of the entire structure. Don’t let your investment in…
Read article Many commercial property owners and facility managers avoid routine foundation inspections because they’re afraid that discovering a problem could interrupt business. However, you will only cause more disruptions if you let foundation problems grow over time until there is a major complication like a collapse. It also increases the total cost of repairs, further affecting…
Read article Most commercial foundation issues are relatively stable concerns. While they do need prompt attention and timely repairs to prevent further structural damage, you can generally wait a few weeks or months as the work progresses. However, some cases qualify as genuine foundation emergencies. Failing to respond immediately to serious foundation issues with emergency repairs could…
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Some problems with warehouse floors develop from the ground up, while others spread from the top down. Surface issues and structural foundation concerns alike lead to the same results: uneven floors that pose a hazard to workers and equipment alike. Protect your warehouse by inspecting the floors on a regular basis. Watch for signs of…
Read article When you own or manage a commercial building, most of the attention is on the structure itself. The soil beneath it usually only becomes a focus during construction, during property transactions, or when signs of structural movement appear. That ground plays a direct role in how the foundation performs over time. Soil reports document what…
Read article Commercial buildings rely on their foundations to support millions of pounds of structural elements, from the walls all the way to the roof. The only way to ensure uninterrupted use and maintain the resale value of your buildings is to keep the foundation in good condition through timely repairs. A regular inspection plan to catch…
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