1970s to 2000s Homes

Foundation Repair in South Tulsa, Tulsa

South Tulsa homes built in the 1970s to 2000s face specific foundation challenges from decades of Tulsa's expansive clay soil. Get a free inspection from an independent local contractor who knows this neighborhood.

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About South Tulsa Foundations

South Tulsa encompasses the residential areas south of 51st Street extending toward the Bixby and Jenks borders. This is where Tulsa expanded during the 1970s through 2000s, and the homes are almost exclusively slab-on-grade construction. The soil in South Tulsa is deep, heavy clay deposited by the Arkansas River system over millennia. It is among the most active expansive soil in the metro. Many South Tulsa subdivisions were developed on former agricultural or ranch land with minimal soil preparation beyond basic grading. The result: a large inventory of slab homes sitting directly on aggressive clay that swells and shrinks dramatically with each season. South Tulsa also has a high proportion of post-tension slab construction (homes built after 1980), which requires specialized knowledge for pier installation to avoid cutting the internal tension cables.