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This home in Keystone Heights, FL was experiencing sagging floors due to weakened support in the crawl space. Our team installed SmartJack support posts to reinforce and lift the floor system, providing reliable, adjustable support to the existing beams. The crawl space was carefully evaluated, and each jack was positioned to address areas of settlement and structural stress. The result is a stronger, more stable foundation with improved floor levelness and long-term support you can count on.
This homeowner in Yulee, FL was dealing with a damp, unsealed crawl space that can lead to excess moisture, poor air quality, and weakening of the home’s structural support over time. The exposed ground allowed humidity to rise, creating an unhealthy environment beneath the home.
To solve the issue, our team installed a full crawl space encapsulation system with a durable vapor barrier to seal out moisture and protect the space from the ground up. We also installed SmartJack support posts to stabilize and reinforce the floor system, addressing sagging and improving overall structural integrity.
Now, the crawl space is clean, dry, and properly supported helping to protect the home, improve indoor air quality, and provide long-term peace of mind.
This crawl space in Ocala, FL was experiencing typical moisture issues often found in open crawl spaces, including exposed soil and debris that can contribute to humidity, mold growth, and poor air quality inside the home.
To protect the home, our team installed a durable vapor barrier across the crawl space floor and around the support piers. This encapsulation system helps block ground moisture from entering the space, reducing humidity levels and creating a cleaner, more controlled environment beneath the home.
With the vapor barrier properly installed, this crawl space is now better protected against moisture intrusion, helping improve the home’s overall air quality and preserve the structural integrity of the floor system above.
The Sedona is located in the customer's crawl space. The upper duct kit pulls damp air from the upper levels, and running it to the SaniDry unit. As it is cooled and the moisture is removed, the lower duct kit is putting the clean, dry air back into the upper level.
