Carolina Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This dirty and damp crawl space was in need of serious help. Our expert crew cleaned up all the debris and encapsulated the area with our CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system - providing a brighter, drier, and healthier crawl space throughout. 

This High Point basement showed common water intrusion symptoms, including pooling water around the foundation, soggy soil near the home, and signs of moisture finding its way inside. These issues not only put the basement at risk for flooding but also increase the chances of mold growth, wood rot, and foundation damage if left untreated.

To solve the problem, our team installed a drainage system with surface drains and discharge piping. By capturing water at the source and directing it safely away from the home, the system prevents water from building up against the foundation walls. With this waterproofing solution in place, the basement stays dry, the foundation is protected, and the homeowner has peace of mind during heavy rains.

This High Point homeowner noticed signs of foundation settlement along the corner of their home, including visible cracks and uneven separation near the siding and brick. Over time, shifting soils beneath the foundation caused sections of the structure to sink, putting stress on the home’s exterior and interior framing.

Our team installed helical piers to provide deep, stable support for the affected area. The first photo shows the excavation and installation process, where the pier bracket is securely attached to the foundation footing. These piers are driven deep into load-bearing soil, transferring the home’s weight to a more stable layer underground.

Once installed, the helical piers not only stabilized the structure but also allowed for precise lifting to help close cracks and restore the foundation’s integrity. This permanent solution ensures lasting stability, protecting the home from future settling and structural damage.

The foundation walls in this home's basement were beginning to separate and threaten the home's stability. To prevent a wall collapse, we installed our steel beam supports, called PowerBraces, to stabilize and help push the wall back.