A Hubert, NC homeowner contacted our office concerned about their rotting subfloor, fearing it might collapse underfoot. Upon inspection, we identified significant damage caused by moisture intrusion from the crawl space. To address the issue, we removed and replaced the damaged subfloor with new lumber and reinforced the rotted joists by sistering them with additional wooden beams. This process not only restored structural integrity but also mitigated the effects of moisture, ensuring a safe and durable solution for the homeowner.
Rotting Joists
Moisture damaged joists and subfloor resulted in the floor above to weaken and needed to be replaced.
Installing New Subfloor
The team carefully removed the moisture damaged materials to replace with new to ensure the structure is safe.
Wet Crawl Space
This crawl space fell victim to a moisture problem that lead to unsafe floor above.
New Floor
The team installed new lumber where the old, moisture damaged floor once was. Now the homeowners no longer have to worry about falling through their floor.
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