Independence
Stone foundations under some of the metro’s oldest houses, and postwar block basements further out.
Independence page →Service area
Foundation repair across Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas
One metro, two states, the same clay. We work in the city and in the suburbs on both sides of State Line, and pull permits from whichever city the house is in.
Kansas City, Missouri
The city itself, about 510,000 people, has the metro's oldest foundations. Brookside, Waldo, Midtown and the Northeast are full of houses from the early 1900s through the 1950s on stone, block and early poured walls, and they make up a large share of the repairs we see. Structural work in KCMO is permitted through the city's Compass KC system. Kansas City, Kansas, run by the Unified Government of Wyandotte County, is a separate city with its own permit office.
Missouri side
Lee’s Summit
Newer homes and walkout basements on rolling clay, about 20 miles southeast.
Lee’s Summit page →
Kansas side
Overland Park
Split-levels in the north end, larger poured basements to the south.
Overland Park page →
Also covered
Grandview, Raymore, Merriam, North Kansas City, Mission, Roeland Park and the neighborhoods in between. If you're not sure, call (816) 623-4795 and ask.
| Town | State | Rough distance from downtown KC | Population |
|---|---|---|---|
| Independence | MO | 10 mi | ~123,000 |
| Lee's Summit | MO | 20 mi | ~103,000 |
| Blue Springs | MO | 19 mi | ~57,000 |
| Liberty | MO | 15 mi | ~33,000 |
| Raytown | MO | 10 mi | ~29,000 |
| Gladstone | MO | 8 mi | ~27,000 |
| Belton | MO | 20 mi | ~24,000 |
| Overland Park | KS | 12 mi | ~197,000 |
| Shawnee | KS | 12 mi | ~67,000 |
| Lenexa | KS | 15 mi | ~57,000 |
| Leawood | KS | 10 mi | ~35,000 |
| Prairie Village | KS | 8 mi | ~22,000 |