Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Maintaining a clean crawl space is not only healthy for your home, it is healthy for those living in it.  A dirty crawl space can have mold, mildew, and other contaminates polluting the air.  That same air flows directly into the living spaces of the home, potentially causing a hazardous environment.  The best way to protect your home from these potential hazards is a crawl space encapsulation.  This process includes protecting the space from water and moisture with our CleanSpace^TM system, ridding the space of water with our SmartSump^TM, and improving air quality with our Sedona^TM Dehumidifier.  For more information, or to schedule a free, no obligation inspection, call or click today!

Your crawl space doesn't have to be a total disaster before you call us.  Take Ruben H. in Sherwood, AR for example.  He knew that in order to protect his home from future damage, the best thing to do was to be proactive.  He called us and got a full crawl space encapsulation before moisture had any opportunity to cause trouble.  Our CleanSpace^TM moisture barrier, SmartSump^TM, and Sedona SaniDry^TM dehumidifier will ensure that his home is protected.

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Jeannie H. of England, AR, reached out for help addressing uneven floors and settling issues in her home. Her crawl space posed a unique challenge—it was too low for anyone to physically enter. Because of this, our team developed a custom plan to access the crawl space through the interior flooring in order to install SmartJacks® and stabilize the structure from within. The homeowner fully understood that once we were under the home, we might discover unforeseen issues or find that less material would be needed than initially estimated.

We advised Jeannie that any unused materials would be credited back on the final invoice, offering full transparency. She also agreed to remove all necessary furniture and the hot water heater in the master closet before our team’s arrival. Based on available photos and structural drawings, we outlined a plan that included installing SmartJacks and performing subfloor replacement in key areas: the kitchen, dining room, hallway, and guest bedroom. The guest bathroom and master closet would require both joist and subfloor repair, supported by additional SmartJacks. Though the home had experienced settlement, the flooring remained structurally solid with no excessive bounce.

This solution provides Jeannie with the stabilization her home needs, even with the limitations of an inaccessible crawl space. If your home has low-clearance foundation issues or signs of settlement, contact us today for a free, customized inspection—our team will find a solution, no matter how tight the space.

Severe Crawlspace Damage Was Causing Dangerous Floor Sagging

Jennifer H.’s home in Lonoke, Arkansas suffered from significant crawlspace-related structural issues that resulted in sagging, unlevel floors throughout the house. Multiple past contractors had attempted repairs, but the underlying problems were never properly addressed. The home had two layers of subflooring—the original layer was severely rotted, with OSB installed over it—and the floor joists were in rough condition. A failing full-length main beam, combined with years of uneven settlement the homeowners referred to as the “roller coaster” effect, caused doors to shift, floors to slope, and the structure to become increasingly unstable.

A Full-Length Main Beam Replacement and Precision Lifting Solved the Problem

The solution involved replacing the full-length main beam from beneath the home, a critical advantage because the beam was a flyover design and accessible through a reasonably tall crawlspace. Using the SmartJack® support system, the team stabilized and lifted the structure with precision, achieving up to 3 inches of lift on one side of the home and 2¼ inches on the other. Additional SmartJacks were installed in the beam replacement area to allow controlled movement and fine-tuning. The floors were carefully adjusted to the level that best aligned with the healthier upper subfloor layer, balancing structural correction with the homeowner’s request to minimize cosmetic damage and maintain door functionality.

Proper Crawlspace Methods Ensured Long-Term Structural Integrity

The success of this project depended on using the correct crawlspace repair methods rather than surface-level fixes. Working entirely from underneath preserved the home’s interior while addressing the true structural failures at their source. Despite a minor plumbing incident involving a damaged two-inch pipe, the installation progressed smoothly and delivered excellent stabilization results. The SmartJack system allowed precise control over lift and load distribution, ensuring the home was leveled according to the homeowner’s goals rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all solution. The result was a safer, more stable foundation and a homeowner who was confident the repair would protect their investment for decades to come.

If your home has sagging floors, sticking doors, or crawlspace damage that previous repairs haven’t solved, it’s time for a structural solution. Contact us today for a professional crawlspace inspection and customized stabilization plan designed to permanently protect your home.

This homeowner had been dealing with all the scary symptoms of a wet crawl space. They knew the swamp, muddy foundation would result in a lot of damage over time. Rather than waiting for it to get worse, they reached out to local crawl space company, Redeemers Group.

We were able to quickly identify that they needed crawl space moisture control! We rolled out a full encapsulation, installed a drainage system and a de-humidifier. Now the homeowner can rest easy know they got their crawl space under control!