Maryland and District of Columbia Foundation Repair

Foundation Repair Company Serving Regions Across The Western Shore of the Chesapeake Bay

Our service area stretches all along the Western Shore of Maryland from the bottom to the top of the state. The area also includes the District of Columbia. We serve the following cities:

• Annapolis
• Baltimore
• Washington D.C.
• Frederick
• Towson
• Columbia
• Glen Burnie
• Ellicott City
• Bel Air
• Silver Spring
• Gaithersburg
• And beyond...

Ram Jack: Synonymous with Quality

When you choose Ram Jack of Maryland & D.C. , you’ll benefit from our belief that “good enough” is never “good enough.” Our Annapolis foundation contractors go the extra mile to ensure safety and stability that lasts a lifetime. It’s true what they say, after all: A solid foundation is at the base of everything.

A Local Reputation for Excellence in Home Foundation Repair

Our business has established itself as an authority in the region on matters related to foundations, concrete repair, and protecting structural integrity. Our team of experts excels not only in providing superior repairs, but in caring for our clients' needs from start to finish.

• We have a 4.5+ Star Rating on Porch
• We have a Near Perfect 5 Star Rating on Birdeye
• Our team has high ratings for responsiveness, politeness, honesty, precision, and efficiency.

We utilize methods and techniques that set the standard for quality in our industry. As a company, Ram Jack owns 12 patents on our products and have applied for 20. For commercial and residential foundation solutions, choose Ram Jack of Maryland & D.C.

Call (410) 762-4293 now to learn more about our professional foundation repair contractors in Annapolis and Central Maryland. We’ll help you create a stronger foundation!

About Annapolis

The current state capital of Maryland, Annapolis has a long history of importance in the United States. Situated on the shores of Chesapeake Bay, just 25 miles south of Baltimore and 30 miles east of Washington, D.C., Annapolis served as the temporary national capital of the United States in 1783 and 1784. Our city is home to St. John’s College, which was founded in 1696 as King William’s School, as well as the United States Naval Academy, established in 1845. Today, Annapolis is upheld as a Museum without Walls, marrying four centuries of history and architecture with modern living.