Structurally engineered permanent solutions since 1930

Family-Owned Foundation & Chimney Repair Experts in Atlanta

Foundations settling? Chimneys leaning? Steps sinking? Services include garage lintel repair, basement wall repair, structural slab piers, floor leveling, and much, much more! Anglin's has been serving Georgia since 1930. We take pride in our excellent staff and workmanship.

Structural damage on an Anglin's repair job
Structural damage on an Anglin's repair job
Structural damage on an Anglin's repair job
Structural damage on an Anglin's repair job
Structural damage on an Anglin's repair job
John Anglin
John Anglin
Better Business Bureau Accredited BusinessMetro Atlanta Chamber of CommerceGoogle ReviewsRated five stars by customersMason Contractors Association of AmericaBest of the Best

Anglin’s: A Family Tradition Since 1930

Our commitment to excellence has been a proven value for nearly 100 years. At Anglin’s, we promise what we do, and do what we promise. Our saying goes, “We Fix It For Life, The First Time!” Here is how we assure this to all our happy customers.

Anglin's foundation and chimney repair in action
  • 95+ Years Experience
  • Same Phone For 45+ Years
  • Family-Owned & Operated
  • 4th Generation Masons
  • Price Protection Guarantee
  • Lifetime Warranty
  • Simple Financing
  • On Time Every Time

Anglin's History Our story

For nearly a century, Anglin's Foundation & Chimney Repair has been a trusted name in foundation repair across Metro Atlanta.

Framed photographs of Olin L. Anglin and June Bell Anglin hanging in the Anglin's office in Marietta
Olin L. Anglin & June Bell Anglin
The Anglin's crew today, in front of a company truck
Anglin’s Team

Family-owned and operated since 1930, our company was founded by Olin L. Anglin with a simple mission: deliver honest, skilled masonry and foundation services with pride and integrity. Four generations later, that same commitment still guides everything we do. Our company has grown with the times, improving on what we proudly call “The Family Method”.

What began with hand-dug footings and bottle jacks has evolved into modern, engineered repair systems and time-tested techniques that deliver permanent, dependable results at the best possible price.

Service Areas More cities

We are based in Marietta and work across Cobb, Fulton, DeKalb, Cherokee and Gwinnett and the counties around them, from Kennesaw and Roswell out to Cartersville in the west, Canton in the north, Lawrenceville in the east and Peachtree City in the south. Tap the map to see the cities we serve, and call us if yours is not listed.

Case Studies Browse projects

Real jobs on real houses, with photos before and after, so you can see what the repair actually looks like when it is finished.

Customer Reviews View more

Rated 4.8 stars from 211 reviews on Google. A lot of them start the same way: we were the second or third company out, and the first ones could not guarantee the price or the fix.

John Gilmore

a week ago

“Excellent work fixing my chimney that was leaning above the roofline. Showed up on time - great communication. Completed in 1 day.”

The tall brick chimney rising past the roof line at the side of the house. Looking up the chimney from below, where it passes the eave beside the garage.

Bill Hoag

a year ago

“This is a very professional group. They helped me repair my sinking front porch by applying steel piers to raise it up. It was very fair pricing for this project. I would highly recommend them.”

A steel pier set on a fresh concrete footing under the sinking front porch, hydraulic ram on a timber block beside it. The same porch from the side, the pier and its footing in place and two hydraulic jacks resting on the ground. Close view of the painted porch step and post where they meet, after the porch was raised back up.

Robert Giroux

a year ago

“The Anglin’s crew was awesome! From initial call to completion it was a great experience. I wish all companies communicated that well. Called back when they said they would and showed up on time. If you are in need of foundation and masonry repair you need to call Anglin’s, you won’t be sorry.”

Anglin's crew digging out along the brick wall at the corner of the house, downspout extension pulled aside. Steel pier tubes and base plates staged on the lawn while the crew opens footing holes along the wall. The Anglin's truck parked at the curb with its ramp down and a wheelbarrow alongside.

Financing Save money

Financing is available through Regions Bank. You must be approved to qualify. Call us at 770-422-2924 or visit our Financing page for more details.

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Frequently Asked Questions FAQs All questions

The questions homeowners ask us most, answered straight. There are more on the FAQ page.

How do I know if I actually have a foundation problem?
Common warning signs are cracks in interior or exterior walls, doors and windows that stick or will not close right, sloping or uneven floors, gaps opening around door frames, and brick pulling away from the house. Any one of those on its own is not necessarily serious. If you are noticing more than one, it is worth having someone look. Our post on foundation warning signs goes through them in detail.
My chimney is leaning or pulling away from the house. Is that dangerous?
Yes, and it is worth having looked at promptly. A chimney visibly separating from the house is a structural problem, not a cosmetic one, and it can get worse quickly after heavy rain. A chimney holds thousands of pounds of brick, and when it starts to lean it is telling you the footing underneath it has moved.
How much does foundation or chimney repair cost?
It depends on what moved and how far, so no honest contractor can give you a real number without looking first. What we can tell you up front is that our minimum project cost is $3,000, the inspection is free, and the quote you get is a real number rather than a range that grows later. Under our Price Protection Guarantee the figure you approve is the figure you pay.
Why do you use push piers instead of helical piers?
Both transfer the weight of a settling structure down to soil that will actually hold it, rather than patching the crack the settling caused. Push piers, also called resistance piers, are steel sections driven straight down under the footing, using the weight of the structure itself, until they reach soil that will bear the load. Those are what we install. Helical piers are screwed into the ground rather than driven, which suits lighter loads and structures with too little weight above the footing to push against. We do not install helical piers.
What guarantees do you provide?
Qualifying repairs come with a transferable limited warranty. What it covers and how long it runs depends on the repair, and the exact terms for your job are written into your proposal. Alongside it you have our Price Protection Guarantee and a personal guarantee from John Anglin. We stand behind our work.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. We partner with Regions Bank to provide financing options for qualified customers, including 6 and 12 month same-as-cash loans and a fixed 6.99% five-year term. Full terms are on our Financing page. Must be approved to qualify.

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