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.
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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When you own or manage a commercial building, the foundation isn’t something you think about every day — but it’s one of the first things buyers, lenders, and inspectors focus on. Foundation issues influence how a property is valued, financed, and ultimately perceived during a transaction. We see this often with commercial properties across Texas.…
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When you own or manage a commercial building, foundation repair costs can feel hard to pin down. One project might involve minor stabilization, while another requires extensive structural work. The difference often comes down to factors that aren’t always visible at first glance. For commercial properties, foundation repair pricing is influenced by far more than…
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Commercial structures, ranging from small public facilities to industrial complexes spanning multiple acres, can develop foundation issues at any time. In some buildings, foundation repair restores the structure’s stability without requiring any further work. But in other cases, only a complete foundation replacement will do. It’s generally up to a structural engineer to make the…
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Foundation repairs can stop any shifting or sinking issues and prevent further damage to your home. They’re also needed for commercial buildings when the soil holding up the structure begins to compact or wash away. But how do commercial and residential foundation repairs differ, and what’s similar about them? Compare large-scale warehouse and retail store…
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Stable foundations are necessary for secure structures, whether they’re residential or commercial. When the soil subsides or shifts around the base of a building, there’s a good chance that the foundation is facing serious damage. Underpinning is one of the best ways to tackle issues with unsupportive or missing soil. While it’s not the only…
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Cracks in the driveway. A sidewalk that tilts just enough to trip on. A patio that slopes toward the house after a heavy rain. When concrete sinks or cracks, it’s usually because the ground underneath is no longer stable. In North Texas, where clay soils swell when wet and shrink when dry, it’s a common…
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Foundation walls do more than just support your home. They’re also responsible for holding water back from the surrounding soil so your basement or crawl space area remains dry. When foundation walls begin leaking, the moisture that becomes trapped under your home can lead to mold growth, rot, and structural issues. You have a number…
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Cracks in walls. Doors and windows that don’t close properly. Floors that feel uneven when you walk across them. In North Texas, these issues are common. And more often than not, they point to the same source: clay soil shifting beneath your foundation. Clay soil swells when it’s wet and shrinks when it’s dry. That…
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Cracks in the wall. Doors that stick. Uneven floors that were level a year ago. These might seem like minor annoyances, but they’re often the first signs that your foundation is starting to settle. In Texas, foundation movement is common, but that doesn’t mean you should ignore it. Left unchecked, a settling foundation can lead…
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