You need to call DMV Foundation Repair Washington, D. C. if you notice any of these warning signs: 

• Cracks in your foundation walls or ceilings: You might notice vertical, horizontal, diagonal, or even stair-step-shaped cracks. Pay close attention to cracks around windows or doors as well.
• Uneven or sloping floors: If you feel like you’re walking uphill (or downhill) in certain rooms, your foundation might have settled.

• Bowing or leaning walls: If you see walls that are either leaning or bowing, your foundation might need to be inspected.

• Sticking doors and windows: If you notice your doors or windows are more difficult to shut and open, your foundation might have moved.

• Gaps around window or door frames: If you see gaps around windows or door frames, your foundation might have settled.

• Nail pops: If you notice nails popping out of your drywall, your walls might have moved due to foundation problems.
• Water in your basement or crawl space: If your basement or crawl space feels damp or you notice water, your foundation might either be cracked or you have inadequate drainage issues. 
• Cracks in your foundation: Just like cracks in your walls or ceilings, vertical, horizontal, or diagonal cracks in your foundation need to be addressed.
• Leaning chimney: If you notice your chimney is leaning away from your home, your foundation is showing signs of disrepair.
• Gaps between your home and exterior structures: If you see gaps between your home and porches, patios, and garages, your foundation needs to be professionally inspected.
• Sinking or settling foundation: Check for uneveness in the foundation, especially if you notice one side of your home is lower than the other.
• Cracks in the brick or stucco: Cracks on your exterior walls can indicate foundation movement.