Before & After Photos

John W. is a homeowner in Columbia, SC who needed some foundation repair. John first discovered that his wooden support beams were not in the best shape when he went under his crawl space a few years ago. However, he decided that it wasn't a big issue and ignored it. A few years later, his floors began to sag and he could notice a difference in stability whenever he would walk. He decided then that he needed help, so he called Cantey Foundation Specialists. Specialist John Adams came out to John's house and explained to him that over the years termites and rot damage had caused his support beams to deteriorate. He recommended that we replace the old wood and install sister joist for further support. Team Leader Sixto, Team Member Jose, and Team Member Mariano made efficient work of the installation. John was so happy now that his floors had been raised and he could once again enjoy the peace of his home.

James had added on a Florida room to his home in Columbia, SC, a few years ago. Recently the windows and doors had starting to sag and separate from the frame, causing the windows to stick and not open. The new soil under the added room had begun to settle causing the foundation to move and the room to become unstable. The SmartJacks were placed under the floors, lifting them up and stabilizing the room. 

Over 3000SF of Cleanspace Encapsulation in Columbia, SC 

Regie Scott of Columbia, SC was told by his termite inspectors that he had major woodwork issues in his crawl space.  Worried that the wood would fail and his house would crumble underneath of him, he called Cantey Foundation Specialists after hearing their radio advertisement on 107.5 The Game.  Specialist John Adams inspected Regie's crawl space and foundation, and he explained to Regie that Cantey could replace the termite-eaten wood with our treated lumber.  While replacing the wood was the best solution, Specialist John also wanted to protect his home from settlement issues in the future.  John suggested our patented SmartJack System, which would support the brand new treated lumber structure for many years to come!