Before & After Photos

This customer's crawlspace was showing signs of mold, caused by excessive moisture and humidity. After the homeowner reached out to All-Dry of the Carolinas, our crew was fully encapsulated it with the CleanSpace ecapsulation system.

The "before" picture shows just one of the sections of insulation that had mold on it, of course, caused by excessive moisture under the house.

The "after" picture shows a wide angle of the finished crawl space after the installation of the CleanSpace system, ensuring a low humidity and mold-free crawl space.

This homeowner had a lower level workshop/basement that had water coming through the walls. This water intrusion could have some very serious repercussions, especially having tools that could be affected by the moisture. Our Service Design Specialist knew that the best solution to this homeowner's problem was to install Waterguard and a sump pump.

The "before" picture shows the condition of the basement before our crew had gone in and installed any products. There is no water visible in this picture because the water was slowly seeping in through the wall, which can sometimes be more dangerous than a lot of water coming in because this way it is still causing damage while being pretty undetectable.

The "after" photo shows the same area, but with the Waterguard having been installed. This product catches any water that seeps through the block wall and drains it to the sump pump. This is a very low profile solution, but a very effective one.

Our crew installed a supplemental beam, and SmartJack supports to support the floor joist system. When installing SmartJacks with or without supplemental beams, the goal is to stabilize and stop further damage to the structure, not necessarily to level floors. 

Our crew installed push piers to support the foundation of this owner's home, located in Canon, GA.

An issue that we commonly encounter are cracks throughout a foundation. Usually these are smaller cracks, but every once and awhile we get a home that has some pretty serious foundation issues, like this home. As you can see in the before picture, the entire corner of this home was sinking, and pretty significantly. The widest crack is close to an inch wide, which may not seem like much, but for the foundation that supports your home, this is a big deal.

In order to fix this issue, our Systems Design Specialist suggested the homeowner go with a couple of push piers to help bring this corner back towards its original position. The homeowner agreed to get the push piers installed, because he knew how serious this issue could be if left unchecked. Since the settlement was only occurring in this back part of the home, this project only needed two push piers.

The second picture shows the same corner, but after the push piers were installed, and the job was completely finished. As you can see, the crack has been pushed back together and looks completely normal. The great thing about push piers are that, when installed, they are completely covered. This is the perfect example of how we like to work, we want our work to give you all of the benefits of a great system, without having to see it!