Foundation repair across Bowling Green and the towns around it
Bowling Green is home base, from the drain-well neighborhoods north of the Barren River to the shallow-cave corridors on the northwest side. From there we cover the rest of Warren County and the county seats within about forty miles.
Bowling Green, part by part
The city does not sit on one kind of ground. According to the city geologist, the higher land north of the river sits 90 to 200 feet above it with caves roughly 150 feet down, so water there drains deep. The northwest side, along the Russellville Road and Nashville Road corridors, has shallow groundwater and cave passages that are often 15 to 20 feet or less below the surface. Those two areas crack for different reasons, and we inspect them differently.
We also work in the neighborhoods rebuilt after the December 2021 tornadoes, where many houses were rebuilt, and in the subdivisions south and east of town toward Alvaton.
- North of the Barren River
- Russellville Road corridor
- Nashville Road corridor
- Scottsville Road and US 231
- Springhill
- Creekwood
- Indian Hills
- Briarwood Manor
- Crestmoor
- Plum Springs
- Rich Pond
- Richardsville
- ZIP codes 42101 to 42104
Towns with their own pages
Glasgow
The Barren County seat, about thirty miles east, with Barren River Lake and Mammoth Cave both a short drive away.
Glasgow page →
Franklin
Simpson County's seat grew by a fifth in ten years, so new slabs sit beside old block foundations.
Franklin page →
Russellville
The Logan County seat in the Town Branch valley, with the 1868 bank robbery mural on its square.
Russellville page →
Scottsville
Allen County's seat on Bays Fork, close to the 10,100-acre Barren River Lake.
Scottsville page →
Cave City
The town that calls itself the home of Mammoth Cave, on US 31W just east of I-65.
Cave City page →
Brownsville
Edmonson County's seat on the Green River, its city limits touching the western edge of the national park.
Brownsville page →
Smiths Grove
A Warren County town at I-65 Exit 38, with KY 101 as Main Street and the rail line through downtown.
Smiths Grove page →
Alvaton
Unincorporated country on US 231, about nine and a half miles southeast of the city.
Alvaton page →
Oakland
A small city named for its oaks, between US 68 and I-65 on the way to Smiths Grove.
Oakland page →
Woodburn
An old stagecoach and railroad stop in southwest Warren County, where US 31W meets KY 240.
Woodburn page →