Before & After Photos

Facing sinking floors and a worrying joist in Mount Olive, MS, this homeowner turned to us for a dependable fix. We always recommend our SmartJack system for situations like these. It is a permanent fix to a problem like this that could cause permanent damage! With our reliable SmartJack system installed, as seen in the after photo, we've not only stabilized the structure but also restored peace of mind. Enjoy the close-up look of the jacks, we're proud of the work our crew put in to get them installed.

This very tall crawlspace was struggling with water leaking in and getting trapped. It was causing mold and mildew to build up. Corey Becker performed the inspection and gave a free estimate to the homeowners. Taking advantage of our Same-Day Savings discount, they saved 5% on their job. Ethan and his crew installed the encapsulation and left the crawlspace moisture-free! Now it will regulate itself and keep moisture and mold from returning. 

Trapped moisture under this home was causing a multitude of issues including rotten floor joists and rotten subflooring. It was creating musty smells that were lingering inside the home, and creating a breeding ground for mold to grow. Design Specialist, Corey Becker, performed the inspection and proposed our custom solution of crawlspace encapsulation with a sump pump and dehumidification. We were able to install this job within a couple weeks after the inspection and left with a happy customer! Their crawlspace is now dry and healthy and will stay that way for the life of the home. 

These two images show the drastic difference that our company was able to make on this crawlspace. You can see our durable CleanSpace liner, our crawlspace dehumidifier, and our sump pump system all placed within the crawlspace. Each component is fighting to combat moisture and protect this crawlspace, and the rest of the home, from any future damage.

Henry Bennett was called to look at this home in Vicksburg, Mississippi. They had insulation stuffed right up under the floor joists. Large amounts were already falling due to holding moisture. While intentions are good with crawlspace insulation, it's never a good idea. Having something so close to wood that is able to hold moisture will inevitably, hold moisture. As we all know know moisture + wood = rot. 

When we install a job, we always remove this troublesome insulation. Not only does our system keep the crawlspace dry and free of high humidity, but completely sealing off the crawlspace will in turn, insulate it. We have a testimonial from a customer who checked his crawlspace during the ice storm, and the temp reading from under the house was as close as 3-5º similar the house temperature. Amazing, right?