Before & After
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This crawlspace in Jonesborough, TN showed clear signs of mold, decay, and overall poor air quality. Due to these conditions, the wooden beams were sagging, leading to warped floors in the home, especially around the heaviest appliances. With confidence in our services, this homeowner reached out to us, fearing the worsening of the floor sagging. Upon inspection, Master Services swiftly identified the solution: installing SmartJacks. These SmartJacks successfully lifted the wooden beams in the crawlspace, resolving the issue of sagging floors caused by settling.
Master Foundation and Crawl Space Repair recently installed a sump pump system to fix a flooded basement in Erwin, TN.
A homeowner in Erwin, TN noticed some nasty odors emanating from her crawlspace. When a basement or crawlspace smells bad, it's usually due to moisture and mold. Our inspector looked the area over and recommended two systems: our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and CleanSpace moisture barrier. When it comes to protecting against water, nothing beats these systems!
A homeowner in Erwin, TN, reached out to our team for assistance in reinforcing their basement structure. After a comprehensive assessment, we suggested the installation of our state-of-the-art Carbon Fiber Wall Armor system to address hydrostatic pressure on the walls. These carbon fiber straps boast impressive strength, equivalent to steel, and come with the added benefit of a non-intrusive installation process, eliminating the need for drilling or heavy machinery. This is particularly valuable for property owners utilizing the basement as additional living space. Additionally, once the repairs are completed, they can be discreetly concealed, preserving the aesthetic appeal of the premises.
In Erwin, TN, a homeowner reached out to us about ongoing water infiltration in their basement, resulting in persistent halo stains and mud puddles on the floor. Given that the homeowner used the space as an additional bedroom, our team prioritized protecting the walls and floor. After conducting a thorough assessment, we proposed installing a system to collect and divert water away from the basement, focusing on the staircase area.
For this purpose, we selected the WaterGuard drainage system, known for its efficient water collection and diversion capabilities. To accommodate this system, our crew made adjustments by removing part of the cement stair steps. Additionally, we installed the TripleSafe sump pump, providing three layers of defense against potential water issues.
With these solutions now implemented, the homeowner's basement is safeguarded from water-related concerns and potential mold growth.
