Master Services Before & After Photos

This driveway was cracking. When there's too much rain, it can wash away the soil under concrete. Too little rain, and the clay-based soil will contract and shrink. Both of these extremes can lead to cracked, uneven pavement. To fix the problem, Master Services leveled the concrete slab by injecting it with PolyLyft. 

Master Services visited a home in Knoxville, TN to install our durable PolyLyft and raise a concrete slab. As soils are washed away by rain, it often leads to cracks, uneven concrete, and other problems. Our PolyLyft raises concrete back to its original position. 

Master Services installed our vapor barrier system at a home in Knoxville, TN. Our liner protects against mold, mildew, rot, and humidity. 

In Knoxville, TN, our experienced team at Master Services tackled the project of sealing a crawlspace to protect it from mold and water damage. The existing encapsulation material in the crawlspace had deteriorated and torn over time, leading to unpleasant odors and deterioration of the supporting wooden beams.

To achieve this, we chose the reliable CleanSpace® Wall system, known for its durability and effectiveness. The system was skillfully attached to the basement walls using secure plastic fasteners, ensuring a sturdy and secure fit achieved through careful drilling. Additionally, we installed our patented thermal insulation panels on the walls, named SilverGlo™.  Besides resisting heat conduction, Silver GLO, boasts a radiant barrier that reflects heat back into your crawl space for ultimate energy savings. With these solutions in place, the crawlspace is now well-protected from potential issues, providing the homeowner with peace of mind and a more energy-efficient home.

Through the use of affordable helical piers, the foundation repair specialists at Master Services were able to alleviate uneven foundation setting problems as seen in the pictures here.  The pictures show how the exterior brick is pulling apart due to the settlement of one side of the home.  The helical piers were installed at set intervals along the side of the foundation that was settling. The piers were attached to the base of the foundation wall, and driven into the ground beneath the foundation, until they contacted strong supporting soils.  Once in contact with this stabilizing support, the piers bear the load of the settling wall or foundation, preventing further settlement or sinking.  The cracks are sometimes closed; but also sometimes simply prevented from further opening or widening.  

Taking care of the problem before it comes severe can save you money down the road. See a list of common causes of foundation damage here. 

Think your foundation needs work? Give us a call today for a free estimate!