58 Foundations & Waterproofing

Your home's foundation is its most critical structural element. When you notice wall cracks, bowing walls, or uneven floors, it's a sign that your foundation needs professional attention. In Georgia, shifting soil and moisture changes can cause settlement and damage. Our foundation repair service targets the root cause, not just the symptoms. We use advanced techniques like polyurethane foam lifting and penetrating testing to stabilize and lift your foundation back to its original position.This...

A wet basement is more than a nuisance; it is a threat to your home's structure and your family's health. Our basement waterproofing service stops leaks, eliminates moisture, and prevents mold growth. Whether you see water pools, rust stains, or just feel that damp, musty smell, we have a solution tailored to your home in Georgia. We address basement leaks from the inside and outside, using proven drainage systems, sump pumps, and sealants.This service is ideal for homeowners tired of mopping up...

Your crawl space affects the health of your entire home. A damp, open crawl space invites mold, pests, and high humidity, which can lead to rotting wood and poor indoor air quality. Our crawl space repair and encapsulation service seals your crawl space from the ground up. We install heavy-duty vapor barriers, close vents, add insulation, and manage moisture to create a clean, dry environment under your home.This service is for every homeowner in Georgia who has noticed musty odors, cold floors,...

Cracks in brick, doors that stick, and gaps around windows often mean your foundation has started to move. In Georgia, shifting soil and changes in moisture can cause settlement, and we treat the cause rather than just covering the damage. Our crew uses polyurethane foam lifting and penetrating testing to stabilize the foundation and bring it back toward its original position. Every job begins with a free inspection using our equipment, followed by a clear plan and straightforward pricing. We wo...

A wet basement can damage drywall, invite mold, and raise humidity throughout the house. We handle water problems from both the inside and the outside, using drainage systems, sump pumps, and sealants chosen for the conditions in your basement. Our assessment looks at where water is coming in, and we build a waterproofing plan around what we find. Crews schedule installation at times that fit your household. If you are tired of mopping up after rain, reach out for an inspection and we will walk...

An open, damp crawl space can pull moisture, pests, and musty odors into the rest of your home. We seal the space from the ground up with heavy-duty vapor barriers, close off vents, add insulation, and control moisture levels. Many homes also benefit from a dehumidifier or sump pump, which we add when the space calls for it. We begin with a no-cost inspection to measure moisture and find the spots where air and water enter. Clean, dry crawl spaces often mean more comfortable floors and lower ene...

Sunken slabs at driveways, sidewalks, patios, and garage floors can trip people and let water pool against your home. We lift concrete back into place by injecting material beneath the slab, which is a common way to correct settlement without tearing out the surface. The work is usually quicker than replacement and leaves the existing concrete in place. We will check the cause of the sinking first so the fix holds. Call us for an inspection and we can tell you whether leveling makes sense for yo...

Mold can grow quietly behind walls, in basements, and in crawl spaces, and it often shows up first as a musty smell or staining. Our technicians find the source of the moisture that feeds it, then remove the affected material and clean the area so it can dry properly. Fixing the moisture problem is part of the job, because mold tends to return when water keeps getting in. We explain what we found and what needs to happen next before any work begins. If you suspect mold in your home, contact us t...

Foundation cracks range from hairline marks to wider openings that let water and soil in. We evaluate each crack to determine whether it is cosmetic or a sign of structural movement, since the repair depends on which it is. Depending on the situation, we seal cracks, stabilize the wall, or address the movement underneath. Early repairs are usually simpler and less costly, so it helps to have a crack checked soon after you notice it. Contact us for a free inspection and an honest explanation of w...