Soil stabilization involves the strategic injection of soil stabilizers deep beneath residences and structures, strengthening their foundation. This process permanently alters the molecular composition of the underlying soil, boosting its load-bearing capacity. Clay is the smallest soil type and gains plasticity when wet and can become deformed from its original placement or shape very easily. In central Texas, wet and dry clay soil often triggers the problematic swelling and contraction cycles beneath properties. Over time, these fluctuations can inflict substantial harm to foundations, leading to cracks in walkways and various structural issues.