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Crawl Space Repair Contractor in Harold, Kentucky
Before encountering our team, this Harold, KY, homeowner faced a daunting challenge: a crawl space overwhelmed with mold, negatively impacting their home's air quality and structure – as plainly visible in the first photo. We rolled out a comprehensive solution starting with our SilverGlow insulation, followed by the application of CleanSpace, and topping it off with the SaniDry Sedona system to ensure a dry, clean, and efficient environment. Take a look at the after photo – it's practically unrecognizable! Our team transformed a health hazard into a safe, efficient space, reinforcing our commitment to providing reliable solutions and a remarkable customer experience.
Crawl Space Repair in Jenkins, Kentucky
A simple crawl space repair can do wonders for the longevity of your home. Blocking out moisture with our CleanSpace liner and our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier can extend the life of your crawl space for many, many years. Crawl Space Repairs can also greatly increase the quality of air you breathe throughout your home. If you are looking for a trustworthy company to come and repair your crawl space, give us a call! We give free estimates and have the best staff!
Sinking Sidewalk Raised with Foam Injections in Dry Ridge, Kentucky
Do you also have a monstrous gap between your sidewalk and front porch slabs? This occurs when your sidewalk sinks from soil shrinkage. Then, when there is a gap that forms, rain can then enter that gap and wash away all the soil from under the front porch. We stopped this process from occurring again by raising the slabs by injecting our industrial grade PolyLevel foam, which is a very clean process compared to mudjacking.
Concrete Lifting Services in Flemingsburg, Kentucky
Got sunken concrete? Lift it! Don't replace it! This five inch gap was no problem!
Concrete Stairs Lifting in Midway, KY
This customers porch steps were sinking four to five inches into the ground, which could result in a potential hazard. Luckily our PolyLeveling system was able to raise the steps to the exact level needed very neatly.