Foundation repair in Celina, TX
One of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, with a detailed foundation repair packet.
Celina, at the northern edge of our area, has grown faster than almost any city around it. It also publishes a detailed foundation repair packet. Call (469) 213-3069 or send the form for a local contractor.
Celina by the numbers
| Census population, 2020 | 16,739 |
|---|---|
| Census Bureau estimate, July 2025 | 64,427 |
| Owner-occupied homes | 92.7% |
| Median owner-occupied home value | $509,600 |
| Counties | Collin and Denton |
Celina had 1,861 residents in 2000. The July 2025 estimate is nearly four times the 2020 count, so most homes in Celina are only a few years old, by our reading. For many owners the first call about a crack should be to the builder, under the warranty.
Celina's Foundation Repair Packet (revised 12/25)
- A residential permit application
- An HOA approval letter, if applicable
- A site plan, survey or plot plan
- Engineered foundation plans showing pier and/or footing locations
- Supporting documents sealed, signed and dated by a Texas licensed engineer
Contractors register with the city through its online permit portal. The packet says "A Texas Licensed Engineer sealed inspection letter is required for all foundation repair projects," and lists a Foundation Final inspection.
Development Services Permit Department, 112 N. Colorado, Celina, TX 75009, permits@celina-tx.gov.
HOA neighborhoods
If your neighborhood has an HOA, ask for its approval letter early. The city lists it as part of the application when it applies.
Nearby: Frisco · Prosper · The Colony · Little Elm · Lewisville · all areas
Sources
- U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Celina city, Texas
- Wikipedia: Celina, Texas
- City of Celina: Foundation Repair Packet (revised 12/25)
Last reviewed October 6, 2026. Cities update rules and fees, and cost guides change. Check the source before relying on a detail.
FAQ
What does Celina require for a foundation repair permit?
Its Foundation Repair Packet lists an application, an HOA approval letter if applicable, a site plan, engineered plans showing pier or footing locations, and documents sealed by a Texas licensed engineer, plus an engineer's sealed inspection letter for every foundation repair.
Talk to a local contractor
Send the form or call, and a participating Frisco-area foundation repair contractor will reach out to inspect and quote. There's no charge from us.
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