Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Doris L. of Bolivar, TN was having problems in her crawl space.  She built her home 30 years ago and just recently replaced some flooring.  The flooring company had trouble installing the floor due to a warped subfloor and moisture.  They suggested that Doris get the moisture problem under control.  Doris began to worry about mold.  She did not trust anybody to handle these problems until she came across Redeemers Group.  Wes, our pro crawlspace inspector, took the trip to Boliver to help Doris determine the causes of, and the best solution to permanently resolve these issues.  After her appointment with Wes, Doris knew she could trust Redeemers Group to fix it the right way.  Crawlspace waterproofing expert Juan and his crew set out to make her crawlspace safe and moisture free.  The crew repair some rotted joists and installed our SmartJack System to provide needed support.  Next, they applied LumbeKote Sealer to protect the wood from future moisture damage.  Then they installed our CleanSpace System to stop water vapor from permeating the walls, and drain wall leaks.  Finally, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier was installed to ensure moisture is kept under control and mold is prevented.  Doris was over the moon with the results and Redeemers Group is proud to have given her the service and peace of mind our customers deserve!

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Scott L. of Bolivar, TN was experiencing sagging floors, doors and windows that would not operate properly, and both interior and exterior cracking in his walls.  These are all signs of foundation settlement.  Scott contacted Redeemers Group for a free, no obligation inspection and specialist Jay went out to help him.  Jay determined that the best plan of action was our SmartJacks^TM system.  Scott agreed and the project was scheduled.

Crawl space expert Chet took on the task. Chet installed our SmartJacks^TM system with some supplemental beams for added support.  This is the superior crawl space jacks solution.  Scott was relieved that this home was stabilized and Redeemers Group is thrilled to have provided the ultimate service that customers deserve.  If you need help with your crawl space, call or click NOW!

Wood and cinder blocks are not the ideal method to support your home.   Water and excess moisture can and will weaken these materials over time.  Sooner or later, the wood will rot, and the block will fail.  Our SmartJacks^TM are the perfect solution for crawl space support.  They provide permanent stability and can withstand the threats that moisture brings.  For added protection, our CleanSpace^TM encapsulation in conjunction with LumberKote^TM wood sealant is recommended. Call or click today for a free; no-obligation inspection!

Cecil M. of Blytheville, AR had major crawl space damage.  When water and moisture is present, bad things can happen.  this is a perfect example of just how devastating water damage can be.  Cecil's joist were rotted.  The floor was no longer stable, and these joists had to be replaced before stabilization could occur.  Luckily we have Eugene, who is an expert woodworker.  Eugene was able to replace all the rotted joists and subfloors so that our SmartJack^TM system could be installed.

You might ask: "How can I protect my crawlspace and make sure this does not happen to my home?"  The simple answer is: call Redeemers Group! We can install a full crawlspace encapsulation system that will protect your crawl space from water, moisture, mold, mildew, and rot.

This customer wanted his crawl space to be the best it could be! He knew he wanted to leave the home to his wife after he passed away and did not want her worried about maintaining the crawl space and that having a well-cared-for crawl space would add value and years to the life of their home.

Redeemers Group was just the crawl space company the homeowner needed. They installed a full encapsulation, added a de-humidifier to the highest point of the crawl space (to absorb any moisture in the air) and a sump pump and drainage line to the lowest point, thus ensuring any rainwater would get trapped by the sump and led out and away from the home via the drain line.