Southeast Foundation and Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Our helical foundation pier system effectively repaired a customer's sinking foundation by transferring the weight of the structure to stable soil layers below the ground. The process involved driving steel piers with helical blades into the ground until they reached load-bearing soil. These piers were then attached to the foundation, providing the necessary support to lift and stabilize the sinking structure. This method ensured a durable and long-lasting solution, preventing further settlement and restoring the foundation to its original position.

CleanSpace drainage matting was installed in the crawl space to create a barrier that helps prevent moisture from seeping into the area. This matting is designed to protect the space from water damage, reduce humidity, and improve air quality by keeping the area dry and free from mold and mildew. It also helps maintain the structural integrity of the home by preventing moisture-related issues.

A homeowner struggled with a damp, musty crawl space until we installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. This durable liner seals off the space, blocking moisture, mold, and pests. Now, their crawl space is clean, dry, and protected.

A Wilmington, NC homeowner reached out to our office for help with their sinking and cracked concrete driveway. Our team visited the property to assess the damage and used our PolyLevel system to lift and stabilize the sinking areas. This innovative foam injection raises the concrete to its original position while being lightweight and durable. To address the cracks, we applied NexusPro, a flexible and weather-resistant sealant designed to prevent further damage and ensure long-lasting results. The homeowner was thrilled with the transformation!

Daniele of Wilmington, NC called Southeast Foundation and Crawl Space Repair with concerns to a safety hazard of sunken concrete along her walk way to the home. Southeast's Inspector Randy Johnson met with Daniele to look over the hazard and found that we could help make the walk way safe again with our PolyLevel System. The crew, led by George Herring, was able to raise the concrete to become level and sit flush to eliminate the safety hazard. Mrs. Daniele is happy to have a level concrete with her tripping hazard gone.