Serving Memphis, Jonesboro, Little Rock & nearby in the Tri-State Area
Serving Memphis, Jonesboro, Little Rock & nearby in the Tri-State Area
Your Local Foundation & Crawl Space Repair Experts in Eads, TN
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Eads, TNWednesday, May 10th, 2017
Responsible basement waterproofing, foundation repair, crawl space repair and mold remediation company serving Eads, Tennessee
We not only adhere to the highest industry standards, we strive to be the industry leader in the home improvement related services we provide. We also use state-of-the-art products and technology which are designed to fix your home. We are the trusted Basement Systems dealer in Eads, TN.
Services we offer in Eads:
- Wet/flooded basement waterproofing solutions.
- Lifetime warranty on all perimeter waterproofing systems.
- Concrete Lifting and Leveling for settled slab / mudjacking alternatives
- Foundation and structural repair solutions.
- 25-year warranty against manufacturing defects on foundation products.
- Crawl space sealing with CleanSpace vapor barrier.
- Crawl space repair including drainage, sump pumps, and flood vents.
- 25-year warranty on crawl space encapsulation systems.
- Sagging garage lintel repair.
- Financing Available
- FREE written estimates and inspections, and fast installation
We were called out to this Eads, Tennessee home that is being prepped to be put on the market. The realtor had told the homeowner that the sunken driveway was going to be a big detractor for interested buyers that would perceive that the entire circle driveway would have to be replaced. She estimated that buyers would devalue the home as much as $10,000 because of it. Therefore, it was a no brainer for the homeowner to have us lift the parts of the driveway that had sunken down.
There were multiple places that the driveway was sinking significantly. One challenge with this drive was the decorative brick spacers between each concrete slab. Our team leader was able to bring the concrete slabs back to level as shown in the photos. The homeowner did not ask us to level the decorative brick spacers. Concrete lifting is meant for concrete only, and not decorative brick. Interestingly enough, some areas of the brick also achieved lift back to level. The homeowner planned to remove the brick, pressure wash it, pack dirt down under it, and relay the brick to be level with the restored driveway. (This is why the decorative brick appears to be still sunken down in the photos).
