Redeemers Group serving Mountain Home, AR

When Tyler T. of Mountain Home, AR began noticing his kitchen and washroom floors starting to sag just a year after moving in, he knew something wasn’t right. The early signs of floor settlement pointed to underlying support issues in the crawl space. After a thorough inspection, we found the insulation was deteriorating and kitchen wiring was improperly supporting it—clear indicators that moisture and structural weaknesses were at play beneath the home.

To permanently stabilize the flooring, we installed six SmartJack support posts beneath three 10-foot supplemental steel beams, reinforcing the sagging areas of the subfloor. Our team removed all compromised insulation and cleared away the unsupported wiring to ensure a safe and functional crawl space environment. Once the structural repairs were complete, we applied 2,020 square feet of LumberKote, a powerful moisture barrier coating designed to reduce the wood’s water content and prevent further rot or decay.

Although full crawl space encapsulation was discussed as the ideal long-term solution, the homeowner opted to begin with LumberKote due to a recently installed HVAC system that would require removal for encapsulation. This initial step will significantly improve the crawl space conditions and preserve the structural integrity of the home. If you're seeing signs of sinking floors or moisture issues, contact us today for a free inspection and customized solution to protect your home from the ground up.