Carolina Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Large and visible staircase cracks were appearing in-between the cinderblock bricks of this home's foundation. Our crew permanently stabilized these walls using GeoLock wall anchors which not only stop shifting in its tracks, but can also straighten the walls back to their original position.

This Germanton, NC basement was showing signs of water intrusion damp concrete floors, water stains, and musty odors that made the space uncomfortable and at risk for mold growth. Without proper protection, moisture can weaken the foundation and damage valuable storage areas.

To solve these issues, our team installed a complete interior drainage system along the basement perimeter, paired with a reliable sump pump to direct water out and away from the home. These waterproofing solutions work together to keep the basement dry, protect the foundation, and improve indoor air quality.

This home in Germanton, NC was experiencing structural concerns in the crawl space caused by weakened or settling support posts beneath the floor system. Over time, shifting soil and aging supports can lead to sagging floors, uneven surfaces, and reduced structural stability inside the home.

To address these issues, our team installed a series of SmartJack crawl space support posts. These adjustable steel supports are designed to reinforce floor joists and beams while transferring the weight of the structure to a stable base below.

SmartJack systems provide a durable, long-term solution for sagging floors and compromised crawl space supports, helping restore stability and improve the overall structural integrity of the home.

Water leakage was ruining this basement and allowing mold to grow on the walls. To solve this problem, we installed a waterproofing system with WaterGuard drainage around the perimeter and a CleanSapce vapor barrier along the walls. This collects intruding water and sends out away from the home.

We stabilized this block basement wall with our CarbonArmor strips that adhere to the wall’s surface. These strips reinforce the wall to handle the exterior pressure that was previously turning the blocks and risking a wall collapse.