Before & After Photos

This customer in Pleasant View, TN called Frontier due to moisture issues in their crawl space. To mitigate the moisture issues, we completed a crawl space encapsulation. We installed Drainage matting, completely covered the crawl space in CleanSpace liner, added a TripleSafe sump pump, sealed off all air leaks and vents, and installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. We also installed IceGuard and LawnScape System to drain all water out into the yard away from the home. 

In Pleasant View, TN, a homeowner reached out to us faced with a critical problem—unstable, bowing basement walls that posed a risk to their property’s structure, clearly visible in the before photo. To address this, we expertly installed our CarbonArmor solution. This system, as seen in the after photo, utilizes carbon fiber-reinforced polymers many times stronger than steel, secured with ArmorLock brackets and high-strength epoxy resin. Our method reinforces the wall without invasive measures, providing long-lasting strength and stability crucial to maintaining a safe home environment.

The bowing walls in this basement were causing all kinds of heart ache; from foundation shifts to water leaks.

Permanently stabilizing the foundation wall was the cure to saving the home and keeping the family safe.

This customer in Pegram, TN called Frontier due to sagging floors and cracks around their door frames and sticky doors. When crawl spaces are damp, humid, or experience flooding, they become an ideal environment for mold and rot. As the wood deteriorates, it will no longer be able to support your home, leading to significant structural damage. In many cases, a failing crawl space structure can be resolved by installing crawl space supports, like SmartJacks. After we make structural repairs we address the moisture issues to ensure the problem is solved. In this home we sealed the crawl space with SilverGlo panels, installed drainage matting, CleanSpace Vapor Barrier and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. Now the crawl space is lifted, dry, and healthy.

This 1940s home in Hartford Kentucky required push piers to stabalize the fire place and crawlsapce foundation. The weight of the brick is pulling the chimney away from the home, stressing the foundation.