Master Services Before & After Photos

In Bristol, TN, Sarah had been excited about her recent home purchase, but the crawlspace was a different story. It was filled with rocks and debris leftover from a previous renovation, and the damp, musty air started raising concerns about the condition of her home. Without any form of encapsulation, the crawlspace was vulnerable to water intrusion, and Sarah worried about the impact on her family’s health. After noticing persistent humidity and strange odors, she decided it was time to call Master Services for help.

Our home inspector assessed the situation and recommended an encapsulation, along with the installation of a Sedona dehumidifier to control moisture levels. Sarah didn’t hesitate to schedule the job. In just one day, our crew cleared out the debris, encapsulated the space, and set up the dehumidifier to ensure long-term protection. Sarah was relieved to have a clean, dry crawlspace, and felt confident that her home was now healthier and more secure.

The team visited a residence near Arthur, TN that needed help with bowing, cracking walls. To provide support, our team used our carbon fiber reinforcement technique, which uses fiber dipped in epoxy to stabilize walls and minimize damage. 

The Master Services team visited a home in Damascus, VA to fix a flooded basement. The resident was concerned about water flooding the area and causing structural damage. To ease her fears, the team installed our TripleSafe sump pump and a dehumidifier, both of which will keep the area safe and dry. 

We visited a home in Kingsport, TN to encapsulate the crawlspace. Encapsulation not only protects against moisture buildup and mold, but mitigates radon. It also helps with energy costs. 

A homeowner in Kingsport, TN was having a host of issues in their basement and with their foundation walls. The walls were crackling and showing signs of buckling... never a good sign or something that a property owner should ignore. We installed our plate anchor wall system, which provides long-term support to walls that are undergoing settlement.