Before & After Photos

The crawl space under Elise's home in Eastover, SC was not sealed, leaving it exposed to the ground and moisture in the air. Elise knew of the dangers and damages this could cause, such as, mold, wood rot, and higher energy bills due to heating and cooling damp air. She wanted to install a CleanSpace and Dehumidifier in order to preserve the wood, prevent mold, and keep the critters away! 

Frank L. of Mayesville, SC noticed his bedroom doorway having cracks in the sheet rock, and there was also a popping sound of the subfloor in the same area.  Concerned this could be a major issue, he researched Cantey Foundation Specialists online and received a free estimate.  With the recommendation of installing a SmartJack crawl space jack and supplemental beam, Cantey was able to lift and close the visual gaps between the subfloor and joists.  Frank also asked to replace the crawl space door with our patented vacuum tight CleanSpace door, which ensured bugs and other pests could not find their way into the crawl space.

Eddie J. has lived in his Sumter, SC home for many years now. It was the home he specifically designed for his wife and kids. He has loved his home ever since it was completed. Of course, when he saw a foundation crack he worried what that meant for his beloved home. Eddie went online to search Yelp.com for a contractor that could help him fix his home. He found Cantey Foundation Specialists and gave them a call to set up a free inspection. System Design Specialist John Adams arrived for the appointment and started his inspection. After completing the inspection, he sat down with Eddie to discuss a solution that he had designed for Eddie's home. The home would need support to stop the settlement that had started years ago. John explained that Cantey's Push Pier system could provide the support that Eddie's home needed. The process would begin with the crew digging a few holes around the foundation. Once they reached the footing of the foundation, they would install a bracket to the footing. Then steel tubes would be pushed into the ground until they found competent soil that could properly support the home. When that point is reached, the tubes then push up on the bracket, allowing the foundation to be lifted back to its original position. Eddie was impressed with the plan that John had drawn up and believed it would permanently solve his home's foundation issues. Production Crew Leader Aubrey McJunkin, Production Crew Member David Watson, and Production Crew Member Francisco Lopez came out and effectively installed the Push Pier system. Eddie finally has the peace of mind he wanted for his home that he one day hopes to pass along to his children.