Before & After Photos

Our team headed to a home near Trenton, GA to check out some sagging beams in the crawlspace. Unfortunately, contractors often use undersized beams during the construction process. Beams also rot, shift, and settle with the passage of time. To fix the problem, we installed our SmartJacks system, which permanently fixes the problem by bolstering the weakening beams. 

The crawlspace of this home had been significantly damaged by water, moisture, and problems with the foundation. Through the use of SmartJacks, Mold Remeidation, and CleanSpace among other products, Master Foundation and Crawl Space Repair was able to get this home back in shape and protect it for the future. If you've experience similar issues in your home, give Master Foundation and Crawl Space Repair a call today to find out what they can do for you! 

A homeowner in Dunlap, TN reached out to our team for help strengthening their basement wall. Following a thorough inspection, we suggested our Carbon Fiber Wall Armor system to combat hydrostatic pressure. These carbon fiber straps, as robust as steel, are installed without drilling or heavy equipment, making them ideal for maintaining the basement's aesthetic appeal.

Master Services successfully waterproofed a residential basement in Dunlap, TN. The basement had previously been reinforced against hydrostatic pressure using carbon fiber armor strips. However, over time, the homeowner decided to take further steps to prevent water from entering the foundation. To tackle this issue, our team installed a vapor barrier that covered the entire walls. Additionally, we introduced our reliable water guard system, designed to effectively remove water from the house and redirect it outside. This straightforward solution not only reduced clutter in the basement but also improved the overall air quality of the entire house.

Master Services visited a dark, dank crawlspace to install our TripleSafe sump pump system. The sump pump will keep flood and rain water from collecting in the basement. If too much moisture is allowed to accumulate, it can lead to mildew, mold, and rot.