Carolina Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This beautiful mountain home in Banner Elk, NC was experiencing settlement beneath its large stone fireplace and chimney a common issue when heavy structures sit on weak or poorly compacted soil. Our team uncovered the failing areas and installed durable helical piers beneath the foundation to permanently stabilize and support the weight of the chimney.

These photos show the excavation around the base, the installation of the pier brackets, and the home’s exterior where the chimney was beginning to shift. With the new helical piers in place, the fireplace is now fully supported, protected from future settlement, and secured for the long term.

A homeowner in Beech Mountain, NC, needed a reliable solution to protect their basement from water intrusion and excess moisture. Without proper waterproofing, moisture can seep through foundation walls and create damp conditions that may lead to long-term problems. Our Carolina Basement Systems team installed a waterproofing system featuring a wall vapor barrier, a TripleSafe sump pump to collect and remove unwanted water, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to help control humidity levels. These improvements work together to keep the basement drier, reduce moisture-related concerns, and provide long-term protection for the home.

This crawl space was completely unprotected and causing musty air and humidity issues in the home. Our CleanSpace vapor barrier sealed the entire area and solved these problems.

This troubled crawl space had standing water throughout, musty odors, and high humidity. Our crew gave it a brand new look with a CleanSpace encapsulation complete with a TipleSafe sump pump, SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air purifier, drainage matting, and a few other of our top-quality patented products. Water doesn't stand a chance against this crawl space now!

Our foundation pier system was installed to address foundation settlement issues, providing stability and support to the structure by transferring the load to more stable soil layers below.