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This Bryceville, FL crawl space needed improved structural support and moisture protection. Our team installed SmartJack support posts to help stabilize the floor system and provide reliable support beneath the home. We also installed a vapor barrier across the crawl space floor to help reduce ground moisture and create a cleaner, drier environment. The result is a better-supported and better-protected crawl space built for long-term performance.
A customer was looking for a solution to lift and level their sagging floors. To address this issue, we installed our SmartJack System. The SmartJack System is a steel support system designed to stabilize and lift sagging floors by providing reliable support to weakened or failing floor joists. It works by transferring the load of the structure to a stable base, effectively leveling the floors and preventing further sagging.
The floors of this home were sunken and extremely unlevel due to the broken floor joist below the home. We permanently stabilized this home's foundation by installing SmartJacks with steel supplemental beams throughout the crawl space. These fully adjustable steel piers immediately stopped settlement and were even able to lift the floors above back to their original position.
Water was pooling along the foundation of the home and causing the floor joists to weaken and floors to sag. We installed a full perimeter French drain system and UltraSump pump to eliminate surface water from collecting around the home. Then, we permanently stabilized this home's sinking foundation by installing SmartJacks with steel supplemental beams throughout the crawl space.
CleanSpace Drainage Matting is a dimpled plastic mat designed to be installed in crawl spaces. It serves to create a barrier between the crawl space floor and any water that may accumulate, directing water towards a drainage system. This helps prevent moisture buildup, mold growth, and structural damage by keeping the crawl space dry and improving overall indoor air quality.
