Hot Springs is built on hills — which means retaining walls, drainage and foundation movement come with the territory. S&V Renovations handles foundation repair, French drains, waterproofing, and full remodeling for homes throughout Garland County, from downtown to Lake Hamilton.

Why It's Different Here
Most Hot Springs lots are sloped, some steeply. Water runs downhill fast, and it collects right where a flat-lot contractor wouldn't think to grade for it. We build for the slope you actually have.
From foundation and drainage work built for hillside lots to the remodeling and finish trades that follow — here's what we handle across Hot Springs.
Sloped lots move differently than flat ones. We diagnose and repair settling, cracked slabs and uneven floors caused by hillside soil movement and retaining wall pressure.
New footings and slabs poured for the grade you actually have — additions, garages and new structures engineered for sloped Garland County lots.
Hot Springs gets over 54 inches of rain a year, and steep lots send it downhill fast. We install French drains, grading and waterproofing that keep runoff away from your foundation.
From a full gut remodel to a tile and fixture refresh, for everything from lakefront homes to the area’s older housing stock.
Interior and exterior painting plus drywall hanging, finishing and repair — done with proper prep so it holds up to Hot Springs’ humidity.
Exterior upgrades built for sloped and lakeside properties — siding replacement, fencing, deck builds, and flooring or tile installation.
Hillside foundations fail differently than flat-lot ones — usually water pressure and slope movement rather than simple settling. We built our process around exactly that.
We’re based off I-30, so Hot Springs and the rest of Garland County are a regular part of our route, not a special trip.
Retaining walls, steep grading and drainage that actually moves water where you want it — this is the terrain we work with regularly.
We inspect the site and give you an exact price before any work begins — no surprise add-ons later.
Every job, residential or commercial, is covered by proper licensing and insurance.
If something isn’t right, we come back and fix it — covered by our 30-day warranty on workmanship.

Hot Springs averages more than 54 inches of rain a year, and most residential lots are sloped — some steeply. That runoff heads downhill fast after a storm, collecting against foundations at the low end of a grade and putting steady pressure on retaining walls. Neighborhoods near Lake Hamilton and local streams, like Lakeside, see this most acutely during heavy rain. A properly installed French drain and correct grading is usually the difference between a dry crawl space and a recurring repair bill.
Tell us what’s going on and we’ll get you on the schedule.
Our crew walks the grade and inspects the actual problem — slope, drainage, foundation.
You get an exact price before any work starts, approved by you first.
We do the job, clean up after ourselves, and back it with our 30-day warranty.
We work throughout Hot Springs and Garland County — downtown, the Lake Hamilton shoreline, and the hillside neighborhoods in between.
Yes — sloped grading, retaining wall support and hillside drainage are a regular part of what we do around Hot Springs and Lake Hamilton.
About an hour via I-30. We serve Garland County as part of our regular Central Arkansas coverage, not as a special trip.
Yes, it’s one of our core services here — Hot Springs gets over 54 inches of rain a year, and steep lots need somewhere for that water to go besides your foundation.
Yes. Lakeside and other Lake Hamilton-area neighborhoods deal with erosion and runoff regularly — we grade and drain for it, and handle remodeling and repairs on lakefront homes too.
Yes, call or text (501) 960-1352 for a free on-site inspection and written quote.
A 30-day warranty on workmanship applies to every job, plus bundle discounts when you combine multiple services.
Local, licensed and insured, serving Hot Springs and Garland County.