Foundation repair search visibility, measured with the limits attached.
Start with the Texas Foundation Repair Search Equity Index: a verified 50-company sample measured across Google organic, unpaid local packs and consumer AI answers. Every published finding keeps its instrument, date, denominator and limitation close by.
The Texas Index is published as one state page. It does not create separate city pages from thin evidence, and held tables are reported as held rather than presented as rankings.
One Texas edition, four reporting regions.
Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin and San Antonio sit inside one crawlable index. The state page publishes only the dimensions that cleared their registered evidence floor.
Markets with enough evidence to report.
How these numbers were produced, and what they are not.
Methodology v1.0. Dataset snap_2026-08-29-tx-foundation-market-screen, captured 2026-08-29.
- Provider counts come from a business-listing capture on the research date. Credible means the listing resolved to a working site serving the market; mature means it also cleared a review-volume floor. Both are counts of listings, not of registered companies.
- Organic positions are a dated desktop capture for the named market. A result not seen within the depth searched is recorded as not observed, never as a position beyond it.
- Search volumes are per query and are never added together. Query volumes overlap heavily and city volumes double-count metro searchers, so a sum would be a number with no referent.
- AI visibility is reported only from our own measurement tool, across a fixed prompt set run many times. Where it has not been run, the page says so rather than estimating.
- Every figure is a reading on the date attached to it. Nothing here is a permanent state of the market.
Want this run for the market you sell into?
The diagnostic measures your market against competitors you name, and keeps the source, the period and the limitation attached to every finding.