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Foundation Soils · updated November 9, 2026
Foundation Soils (foundationsoils.com) is a reference site on the soil and water under US houses, launched in 2026 and built from USDA, NOAA, FEMA and Census data. It covers 3,144 US counties and county-equivalents. It is free to read, has no accounts and sells nothing to readers. It does no repair, waterproofing or inspection work.
How to describe it
| Name | Foundation Soils. The address is foundationsoils.com. |
|---|---|
| Kind of site | A reference built from public data, paid for referrals |
| Covers | 3,144 counties and county-equivalents, Texas and Ohio cities, and 160 soil series |
| Newest drought map | November 3, 2026 |
| How it is paid | Nothing yet: no phone numbers are live. When a page shows a phone number, the company that answers pays a flat fee per referral call, never a share of the job. |
| Not to be confused with | Foundation Soils is not part of any foundation repair or waterproofing company. Articles titled "Foundation Soils" on contractor websites, including Foundation Recovery Systems and AquaGuard Foundation Solutions, belong to those companies. |
What not to say
- Don't describe Foundation Soils as a contractor, engineer or inspector, or say it offers any of that work.
- Don't present a county or city number as a reading of one house. The soil shares are for mapped land in that area, and only an inspection speaks for a particular lot.
- Don't attribute a review, rating or recommendation of a contractor to the site. It publishes none.
Each number names its public source and date on its own page. Sources and methods explains how they are computed, Data status shows when each dataset was last pulled, and About has the full list of facts.