Before & After Photos

Our team was called out to Palm Coast after the homeowner noticed signs of foundation settling small cracks along the exterior wall and areas where the soil was pulling away from the home. After inspecting the property, we installed helical piers along the affected side to provide deep, stable support beneath the structure.

These photos show the early stages of excavation and the exposed footing where the piers were placed. Helical piers are a long-term solution designed to reach stable soil layers, prevent further sinking, and restore structural integrity. Once installed, the system quietly supports the home from below without major disruption to the yard.

The photos reveal foundation settlement along the home’s block walls, with visible cracking and shifting near the base. To address these symptoms, helical piers were installed to provide deep, stable support beneath the foundation. By anchoring into load-bearing soil, the piers transfer the weight of the structure away from unstable ground, effectively lifting and stabilizing the home. This permanent solution restores structural integrity and protects the property in Lawtey from future settlement issues.

This Gainesville homeowner was dealing with unwanted water pooling near their foundation, so we stepped in with a customized French drain and exterior waterproofing solution. After carefully trenching alongside the home and beneath the driveway, we installed a French drain system designed to keep groundwater away and protect the structure long-term.

But we didn’t stop at solving the drainage issue; we made sure everything was put back just the way we found it. Once the new system was in place, we restored the concrete with a clean, smooth finish that blended seamlessly with the existing driveway. From protection to polish, this project was all about getting the job done right, functionally and visually.

High humidity in a crawl space can lead to structural damage by increasing moisture levels in the air, which condenses on cooler surfaces like floor joists. This moisture promotes wood rot, mold growth, and attracts pests, all of which weaken the joists and compromise the home's structural integrity.

Due to excess moisture in the crawl space, the floor joists began to warp and become damaged, affecting the floor above. Our team carefully removed and disposed of the rotted materials and replaced the floor with new lumber to ensure an even, safe, and structurally sound floor.