Foundation and crawl space company · Richmond, VA
Virginia Foundation Solutions
Virginia Class A contractor license #2705147971, in business since 2012.[1][2]
Virginia Foundation Solutions is a veteran-founded foundation and crawl space contractor based in Virginia Beach, with a Richmond office on Albany Avenue. It holds a Class A license, and Hanover County's records show it pulling residential permits there through 2026. Main line 757-340-0917.
About Virginia Foundation Solutions
Virginia Foundation Solutions is a foundation and crawl space contractor from Virginia Beach. The BBB dates it to April 30, 2012, and its state contractor license was first issued that August. It still has its headquarters on Viking Drive in Virginia Beach. Its Richmond office is at 700 Albany Ave., in an industrial block in Manchester where the city's parcel map shows a storage warehouse.
The Richmond work shows up in county records. Hanover County's monthly permit recaps list the company on 12 residential alteration permits issued from February to August 2026, two of them in the Town of Ashland. The declared values ran from about $2,300 to about $16,200 a job.
The service list covers foundations, crawl spaces, structural repair, basement waterproofing and concrete. On the foundation side the site lists helical and push piers, wall anchors, carbon fiber wall straps, crack repair and slab leveling. For crawl spaces it lists vapor barriers, vent sealing, dehumidifiers, sump pumps, drainage, insulation and wood rot repair. It also offers subfloor replacement and an annual maintenance visit.
The site calls the company veteran-founded and says it has more than 50 staff. It offers a free inspection with restrictions, and a no-obligation quote after it. It says its warranties are transferable but does not give their length on the warranty page. Ask for the warranty in writing for the products in your quote.
Virginia Foundation Solutions services
- Foundation repair: helical piers, push piers and settlement correction
- Bowing wall repair with wall anchors or carbon fiber straps
- Foundation crack repair and slab leveling
- Crawl space encapsulation: vapor barrier, vent sealing and a dehumidifier
- Crawl space drainage and sump pumps
- Crawl space structural repair: sagging beams, supports and wood rot
- Subfloor replacement
- Basement waterproofing: drainage systems, sump pumps and wet basement repair
- Concrete repair and leveling
- Commercial foundation repair
- Annual crawl space and system maintenance
Known for: Pier systems for settling foundations, both helical and push piers · Full crawl space encapsulation with humidity control · Sagging floor repair from the crawl space: beams, footings and steel support columns
Hours
| Monday–Thursday | 8 AM–5 PM |
|---|---|
| Friday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday–Sunday | Closed |
As published by the business[3]. Call ahead on holidays.
What to know before you call
- The site prints one number, the main line 757-340-0917, even on its Richmond page. Google and the BBB list (804) 373-8833 for the Richmond office.[2][3][4]
- The free inspection carries a note that restrictions apply, so ask what it covers when you book.[5]
- The warranty page calls the warranties transferable but gives no length. Ask for the written warranty for each product in your quote.[6]
How to hire for foundation or crawl space work in Virginia
- Work over $1,000 needs a Virginia Board for Contractors license. Search the company's name or number on DPOR's License Lookup before you sign anything.[7][8][9]
- The license class caps the size of the job. Class C covers jobs over $1,000 and under $30,000, Class B covers $30,000 to under $150,000, and Class A covers $150,000 and up.[7]
- Virginia's building code requires a permit for work on any structural component of a house. Agree in writing who pulls it.[10]
Virginia Foundation Solutions questions
Is Virginia Foundation Solutions licensed in Virginia?
Yes. Virginia Foundation Solutions LLC holds Class A contractor license 2705147971 on the DPOR list, with the Residential Building and Commercial Building specialties. It was first issued on August 13, 2012 and runs to May 31, 2027. Class A covers single jobs of $150,000 and up. The same license number is printed in the footer of the company's site.[1][11]
Does Virginia Foundation Solutions have a Richmond office?
Yes. The site lists a Richmond office at 700 Albany Ave., Richmond, VA 23224, next to its headquarters in Virginia Beach. The BBB and Google list the same address, and the city's parcel map shows a storage warehouse there. Hanover County's permit recaps list the company on 12 residential alteration permits issued from February to August 2026.[2][3][4][12][13]
Who owns Virginia Foundation Solutions?
The site calls the company veteran-founded but does not name an owner. Its team page names a general manager, Tim, and other managers by first name. The BBB lists it as a corporation started on April 30, 2012, with no parent company. We found no news of a sale to a national platform or an investor group.[2][11][14]
What does its crawl space encapsulation include?
The company's encapsulation page lists a heavy-mil vapor barrier, permanent sealing of crawl space vents and outside openings, and a commercial-grade dehumidifier sized to hold humidity between 45 and 55 percent. Where water stands, it adds a sump pump and drainage. The page says most projects take two to four days. It names no product brands.[15]
Is the inspection free, and does the company offer financing?
The site offers a free inspection with the note "Restrictions Apply. Call for details," followed by a no-obligation quote. The financing page offers 0% interest for 24 months to qualified homeowners for a limited time, through several finance companies it does not name. It also mentions military savings without an amount. Offers change, so confirm them when you book.[5][6][16]
How we checked
Source-checked Nov 2, 2026 · 20 dated sources
Why we listed them
Virginia Foundation Solutions started in Virginia Beach in 2012 and still has its headquarters there. Its site lists a second office at 700 Albany Ave. in Richmond, which the BBB and Google list too. Hanover County's permit recaps show the company pulling 12 residential alteration permits from February to August 2026.[3][13][17]
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