Carolina Foundation Solutions

Antimicrobial Treatment is a medical service where doctors choose and apply medicines to kill or stop the growth of harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites in infections, using appropriate drugs, doses, and duration based on the infection and patient needs.

Attic Insulation is the process of adding insulating material to an attic to keep heat inside in winter and outside in summer, usually involving measuring gaps, choosing insulation types, and installing batts, rolls, or spray foam between attic joists and vents.

Basement Bulkhead Waterproofing is a service that seals and protects the basement bulkhead door and entrance from water intrusion, insulating and sealing gaps, repairing seals, and applying waterproof coatings to keep your basement dry and preventing dampness.

A Basement Drainage System is a setup that redirects groundwater away from a basement to prevent leaks. It typically includes trenches, perforated pipes, a gravel bed, a sump pump, and drainage to the outdoors or a dry well, reducing water intrusion.

Basement Drying Services helps remove water, moisture, and damp from basements after flooding or leaks. It includes pumping out water, dehumidifying, drying walls and floors, checking for mold, and restoring spaces to prevent future damage.

Basement Flood Cleanup is a service that removes water from basements, dries the space, cleans and sanitizes surfaces, and repairs or mitigates damage to prevent mold and future flooding.

Basement Flood Protection helps keep basements dry by preventing water from entering and removing it quickly. It includes sensors, sump pumps, proper drainage, sealants, and regular maintenance to stop leaks and flooding before they start.

Basement Floor Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in concrete basement floors. It involves inspecting the crack, cleaning it, sealing or injecting resin or epoxy, and sometimes reinforcing with materials to prevent further damage and moisture intrusion.

Basement Floor Leveling is the process of making a sloped or uneven basement floor flat and sturdy, using resurfacing, concrete patching, or underlayment, to create a stable base for flooring and prevent cracks, moisture, and drainage issues.

Basement Floor Waterproofing protects the space below ground level by sealing concrete, applying moisture barriers, and using drains or sump systems to prevent water intrusion, dampness, and mold so you have a dry, usable basement.

Basement Foundation Repair is a service that fixes cracks, leaks, and structural issues in a home's foundation to prevent sinking or water intrusion, typically involving assessment, leveling, crack sealing, and strengthening with concrete or steel supports.

Basement insulation is placing insulating material in your basement walls or ceiling to keep heat in, reduce drafts, and lower energy bills. It involves choosing the right type, installing safely, and ensuring moisture control for a dry, warm space.

Basement Leak Repair fixes water seeping into your basement by finding the leak, stopping it, and drying and repairing affected areas to prevent future damage.

Basement lowering is a construction service that reduces the height of a basement by excavating space beneath the building, adding structural support, proper drainage, and finishing the area to create usable living or storage space.

Basement Moisture Control is a service that detects and reduces damp, leaks, and humidity in basements. It involves inspection, seal/repair of cracks, moisture barriers, waterproofing, and dehumidification to prevent mold and water damage.

Basement Sealing is the process of waterproofing and sealing basement walls and floors to prevent water leaks, dampness, and moisture. It involves inspecting for cracks, applying sealant or membranes, and sometimes improving drainage and ventilation to keep the space dry.

Basement Wall Crack Repair is fixing cracks in a basement wall to stop water leaks and improve stability. It involves assessing crack size, sealing or injecting materials, and sealing finished surfaces to prevent further damage.

Basement Wall Waterproofing protects basement walls from moisture by sealing cracks, applying waterproof coatings, and sometimes installing drainage or sump systems to keep water out and dry the space.

Basement Water Damage Repair is fixing flooded or damp basements, stopping leaks, removing water, drying walls and floors, treating mold, and restoring space to safe, dry condition with repairs like insulation, flooring, and ceilings.

Basement Water Drainage is a service that prevents and removes excess water from below ground level. It involves evaluating the space, installing systems like sump pumps or drainage pipes, sealing foundations, and directing water away from the home to prevent flooding and damage.

Basement Water Removal is a service that quickly removes standing water from a basement after flooding or leaks, dries out walls and floors, dries and sanitizes the space, and may prevent mold by using pumps, vacuums, dehumidifiers, and moisture control equipment.

Basement Waterproofing is protecting the space below your home from moisture and water leaks. It involves sealing walls and floors, installing drainage, vapor barriers, and sometimes dehumidification to keep basements dry and prevent mold and damage.

Basement Waterproofing Systems are methods and services that prevent water from seeping into a basement. They involve moisture barrier installation, drain systems, sump pumps, sealing walls, and dehumidification to keep basements dry and mold-free.

Basement waterproofing is the process of keeping a basement dry by fixing leaks, sealing walls, and installing drainage and moisture barriers to prevent water from seeping in and causing dampness, mold, or damage.

Battery Backup is a service that keeps your devices powered during outages by using backup batteries or a connected power bank. It involves monitoring battery levels, transitioning to backup power automatically, and ensuring safe recharging when mains return.

A Battery Backup Sump Pump provides a secondary pump powered by a battery to keep basement flooding under control during power outages, handling water removal, battery maintenance, and periodic testing to ensure it runs when the main pump fails.

Block Foundation Repair provides services to stabilize and repair cracked or sinking foundations in homes, using methods like underpinning, injections, or steel piers to restore strength and prevent further damage.

Block Wall Core Fill is a construction service that fills the hollow cores of concrete or cinder block walls with grout or concrete to add strength, stability, and insulation, often during repairs or new builds.

Block Wall Rebuild is a service that repairs or rebuilds brick or concrete walls following damage, replacing missing blocks, resurfacing joints, and restoring stability and appearance to restore privacy, security, and structure.

Block Walls is a service that designs, builds, and installs sturdy concrete or masonry walls for security, privacy, or structural purposes, including planning, material selection, foundation work, and finishing touches to ensure solid, durable barriers.

The Bowing Foundation Wall service fixes and supports a failing basement or foundation wall that bulges in or outward. Technicians inspect, push back, and reinforce the wall, often using braces, anchors, or concrete repair to prevent collapse and water intrusion.

Bowing Wall Repair fixes walls that bulge or bend inward due to foundation settling, moisture, or framing shifts. The service assesses damage, stabilizes the wall, may install supports or underpinning, and repairs cracks to restore a straight, safe wall surface.

Carbon Fiber Corner Wrap is a vinyl or real material covering applied to the edges or corners of a surface to mimic carbon fiber. It involves measuring, cleaning, cutting, and carefully adhering the wrap for a seamless, durable finish.

Carbon Fiber Crack Stitching is a repair method that reopens and stitches cracks in composite parts using carbon fiber stitches and resin to restore strength and stiffness, bridging gaps and preventing further propagation.

Carbon Fiber Foundation Repair is a durable, fiber-reinforced solution that strengthens and stabilizes cracked or bowing foundations by installing carbon fiber straps or sheets to prevent further movement and protect the structure.

Carbon Fiber Reinforcement Straps are lightweight, strong bands used to reinforce and stabilize structures. They wrap around components to add strength, reduce flex, and improve durability in demanding environments.

Catch Basin Installation is placing and connecting a drainage basin in the ground to collect and direct rainwater or runoff away from surfaces, involving site inspection, proper positioning, sealing, and connecting to pipes for effective drainage.

Commercial Concrete Leveling is the process of lifting and leveling sunken or uneven concrete surfaces, like floors or slabs, using professional supports and polyurethane foam or other materials to create a solid, smooth, and safe business area.

Commercial Foundation Repair is a service that fixes and strengthens building foundations for businesses, using methods like underpinning and slab stabilization to prevent cracks, settlement, and safety issues, ensuring long-term structural stability.

Concrete Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in concrete surfaces, sealing gaps, restoring strength, and preventing water intrusion. It involves cleaning the crack, choosing a repair method (epoxy or polyurethane), and curing to restore a smooth, durable surface.

Concrete Flatwork is the process of creating flat, level concrete surfaces such as driveways, floors, and slabs. It involves preparing the site, pouring and spreading concrete, finishing the surface, and curing to achieve a smooth, durable finish.

Concrete Footing Repair is fixing the foundation toes of a building where concrete has cracked, settled, or shifted. It involves assessing damage, selecting repair methods, and pouring or injecting material to restore strength and stability of the footing and structure.

Concrete Leveling is a process that stabilizes sunken or uneven concrete slabs by filling voids underneath with a specialized material, lifting the surface back to level and improving safety and durability without replacing the concrete.

Concrete Lifting is a service that raises sunken or cracked concrete slabs, sidewalks, driveways, or foundations using high-pressure hydraulic jacks and supporting material to restore level, stability, and a smooth surface for safe, lasting use.

Concrete Raising is a service that lifts and levels sunken or uneven concrete surfaces, like floors or slabs, using supports and hydraulic jacks. It smooths the surface, restores evenness, and stabilizes the structure without full replacement.

Concrete Restoration is a service that repairs and restores damaged concrete surfaces, like sidewalks, floors, or walls. It involves cleaning, patching cracks, resurfacing, sealing, and sometimes reinforcing with overlays or coatings to restore strength and appearance.

Concrete Slab Leveling fixes sunken or uneven concrete slabs by lifting and leveling them with low-pressure jacking, leveling compound, or mudjacking, restoring a flat, stable surface for safety and drainage without full replacement.

Concrete Slab Repair is fixing cracks, chips, or sunken areas in concrete slabs to restore a smooth, level surface and prevent further damage, often involving cleaning, patching with appropriate concrete mix, and sealing to protect against moisture.

Concrete Underpinning is a service that strengthens unstable foundations by drilling beneath existing footings and installing reinforced concrete supports, spreading load, improving stability, and stopping subsidence or cracking in homes or buildings.

Concrete driveway building is creating a durable, flat path for vehicles by pouring patterned cement into a prepared, level surface; it involves site prep, formwork, pouring, smoothing, curing, and finishing to ensure strength and a smooth, long-lasting driveway.

Concrete leveling is the process of correcting sunken or uneven concrete slabs by filling under them with lightweight grout or foam, then lifting and smoothing the surface to restore a flat, safe, and stable floor or sidewalk.

Concrete repairs are fixing cracked or damaged concrete surfaces to restore strength and safety. The process involves inspecting damage, cleaning and prepping the area, repairing with appropriate mortar or patch materials, curing, and finishing for a smooth, durable result.

Concrete sidewalk building is creating a flat, durable walkway along a street or property by preparing the ground, pouring concrete, smoothing the surface, and curing it to form a solid, even path for foot traffic.

Crawl Space Air Sealing is a service that blocks leaks in your crawl space by sealing gaps and adding barriers to prevent drafts, moisture, and pests from entering your home, improving energy efficiency and indoor comfort.

Crawl Space Conditioning is a service that improves the air and moisture balance under a home. It involves sealing, insulation, dehumidification, and small fan or vent adjustments to prevent moisture, mold, and temperature issues in the crawl space.

A Crawl Space Dehumidifier is a compact device installed in a crawl space to remove excess moisture from the air, prevent mold and odors, and protect building materials. It runs continuously, requires power, drainage, and periodic maintenance.

Crawl Space Dehumidifier Installation is the setup of a moisture-collecting unit under a home to reduce humidity, prevent mold, and protect floors. It involves choosing a unit, wiring, drainage connection, and placing it securely in the crawl space.

A Crawl Space Dig Out is a service that fixes and clears a crawl space by removing debris, excess moisture, and damaged insulation, then restoring ventilation and accessibility so the area stays dry, clean, and functional.

Crawl Space Door Installation is a service that fits and seals a door to the crawl space entrance, providing a secure, weatherproof access point. It involves measuring, selecting the door, installing hinges, frame, insulation, and weatherproof sealing for easy access and energy efficiency.

Crawl Space Drainage is a service that removes excess water from beneath your home. It involves assessing the area, installing groundwater and sump drainage, pumps, and drainage lines to prevent moisture, mold, and structural damage.

Crawl Space Encapsulation is a home improvement process that seals and vents a crawl space to keep out moisture, pests, and odors. It involves sealing gaps, installing a vapor barrier, ensuring proper drainage, and sometimes adding insulation and a dehumidifier.

Crawl Space Energy Efficiency is a service that inspects and improves the crawl space of a home to reduce energy waste, improve insulation, seal air leaks, install proper vapor barriers, and save on heating and cooling costs.

Crawl Space Foundation Repair fixes problems under your home’s floor, like cracks, moisture, and sagging supports. It involves inspecting the crawl space, repairing or reinforcing the foundation, sealing moisture, and stabilizing the structure to prevent future damage.

Crawl space insulation is the process of sealing and insulating the area beneath a home to block drafts, moisture, and heat loss. It usually involves inspecting the space, adding insulation materials, sealing vents and gaps, and sometimes installing vapor barriers and a moisture barrier.

Crawl Space Issues is a service that inspects and fixes problems under your home, such as moisture, mold, pests, and poor ventilation, to protect structure, improve air quality, and prevent costly damage.

Crawl Space Moisture Barrier is a service that seals and covers the crawl space floor and walls to prevent moisture, mold, and cold air from entering your home. It involves moisture barriers, vapor barriers, sealing gaps, and proper ventilation checks.

Crawl Space Moisture Control is a service that reduces dampness in crawl spaces by sealing vents, improving drainage, and installing dehumidifiers or vapor barriers to prevent mold, wood damage, and odors.

Crawl Space Mold Removal is a service that cleans and eliminates mold growth in crawl spaces, drying damp areas, treating surfaces to prevent future mold, and restoring air quality and safety for the home.

Crawl Space Sealing helps keep dirt, moisture, and pests out by sealing and insulating the crawl space under a home. It involves sealing gaps, vents, and the foundation, adding insulation, and sometimes a dehumidifier to dry and protect the area.

Crawl Space Structural Repair is fixing the structural supports under a building’s crawl space when posts, beams, or joists sag or crack, often by beefing up supports, repairing framing, sealing moisture, and stabilizing the area to prevent further settlement.

A Crawl Space Sump Pump is a device installed in a crawl space to collect groundwater and pump it away, preventing flooding and moisture. It involves a pump, a drainage system, and an automatic switch to turn on when water rises.

Crawl Space Vapor Barrier is a homeowner service that installs a moisture-resistant sheet over the crawl space floor to block damp air, reduce humidity, and prevent mold. It typically includes cleaning, placing vapor barrier, sealing seams, and topping with a clean, durable layer.

Crawl Space Vapor Barrier Installation is the process of covering a crawl space floor with a moisture-proof sheet to block groundwater and humidity from seeping into the home, improve air quality, and prevent mold and wood damage.

Crawl Space Vapor Barriers are protective sheets installed on the dirt floor of a crawl space to block moisture and prevent mold. The process involves cleaning, sealing the space, and laying or taping the barrier for a dry, healthier crawl space.

Crawl Space Vent Covers are protective panels installed over exterior crawl space vents to keep out pests, debris, and moisture while allowing airflow. The service involves measuring, selecting the right size, and securely installing or replacing covers.

Crawl Space Water Damage is a service that fixes moisture, leaks, and standing water under a building. It involves inspection, water removal, drying, mold prevention, and repairs to protect the home and improve air quality.

Crawl Space Water Removal is a service that quickly removes unwanted water from under a home. Technicians assess the area, pump out water, use sump pumps or vacuums, dry the space, and treat for mold to protect belongings and structure.

Crawl Space Waterproofing is a service that stops moisture from seeping into your crawl space. It involves sealing cracks, installing vapor barriers, sealing vents, and sometimes improving drainage and a dehumidifier to prevent mold and wood damage.

Crawl space foundation construction is building a short, ventilated space under a house's first floor to raise it above ground. It involves excavation, a foundation wall, supports, and a moisture barrier to prevent dampness and pests.

Crawlspace Problems is a service that finds and fixes issues under your home, such as moisture, mold, pests, and drainage problems, by inspecting, venting, sealing, and waterproofing to improve air quality, energy efficiency, and structural health.

Curtain Drain Installation is adding a shallow trench along a foundation with a perforated pipe to collect and redirect groundwater away from a building, stopping leaks. It involves trenching, lining, pipe placement, gravel fill, and proper outlet connections.

Deep Foam Injection is a treatment that injects specialized foam into tissue or cavities to lift, fill, or separate layers. It blends foam, gas, and sometimes saline to provide targeted support, reduce voids, and improve structural stability with minimal invasiveness.

Dehumidification Services remove excess moisture from indoor air to reduce humidity levels, prevent mold and condensation, and improve comfort. It involves assessing humidity, using dehumidifiers or ventilation, and monitoring results for a dry, healthy space.

Dehumidifier installation is setting up a unit to remove excess moisture from indoor air. It includes choosing the right size, placing the dehumidifier, wiring, plugging in, and testing it to maintain comfortable humidity levels.

Downspout Drainage is a service that directs rainwater away from a building’s foundation by extending or redirecting the downspouts, managing overflow, and preventing water damage or basement leaks.

Downspout Extension Installation is a service that adds angled or straight extensions to your rain gutters’ downspouts to redirect water away from your foundation, sidewalks, and landscaping, preventing erosion and water damage.

Drain Tile Installation is a process that places perforated pipes and drainage tiles around a basement or crawl space to collect and redirect water away from a building, preventing moisture and dampness. It involves trenching, laying pipe, gravel, and sealing joints.

Drainage Issues is a service that checks and fixes water drainage problems around your property, preventing pooling, flooding, and soil damage by identifying causes, recommending solutions, and often installing or repairing drains, pipes, and grading.

Driveway Concrete Repair is fixing cracks, holes, or damaged areas in a concrete driveway to restore a smooth, safe, and durable surface for vehicles and foot traffic. It involves cleaning, filling, sealing, and sometimes resurfacing or patching.

Driveway Leveling is fixing an uneven driveway by measuring slopes, removing high spots, and adding materials or adjusting the surface so the path is smooth, drains properly, and parking is level for cars and pedestrians.

Driveway installation is the process of creating a paved or gravel surface for vehicle access from the street to a home or building. It involves planning, site prep, base work, drainage, and laying asphalt, concrete, pavers, or gravel, plus finishing and curing.

Driveway repairs are fixing cracks, potholes, and uneven surfaces in your driveway to restore a smooth, durable surface. It involves assessment, filling, resurfacing, sealing, and sometimes leveling or replacing damaged sections.

Drywell Installation is the process of placing a buried container or system to manage stormwater runoff, using soil and inlet components to divert water away from a property, reduce flooding, and protect drainage systems.

Emergency Water Removal is a rapid service that uses pumps and gear to extract flood or leak water from buildings, block basements, and soaked areas, preventing damage and mold. It includes assessment, water removal, drying, and moisture monitoring to restore safety.

Epoxy Crack Injection is a repair method that injects epoxy resin into concrete cracks to seal and strengthen them, restoring structural integrity. It involves cleaning the crack, applying epoxy, and injecting under pressure to fill gaps.

Epoxy Injections is a repair method that fills cracks in concrete with epoxy resin to restore strength and seal gaps. It involves cleaning the crack, injecting resin under pressure, and curing to bond the concrete and stop water or structural movement.

Exterior Basement Waterproofing is the process of keeping water out of your basement by sealing and diverting moisture from outside the walls. It involves inspecting, sealing cracks, applying barrier coatings, installing drainage, and sometimes improving grading and exterior drainage.

Exterior Drainage Systems help move water away from a building’s foundation, preventing leaks and damage. It involves installing channels, drains, grading, and sometimes laterals or sump access to redirect rainwater and groundwater safely away from the structure.

A practical drainage system that redirects surface and groundwater away from a building’s foundation using a trench filled with gravel and a perforated pipe, plus a grading or trench cover to channel water away safely.

Fiberglass insulation is a lightweight material made of fine glass fibers that traps air to keep heat in during winter and out during summer. It’s installed in walls, ceilings, and attics, often in batts or loose-fill, with protective clothes and proper sealing.

Flood Damage Restoration is a service that helps repair homes after flooding. It includes assessing water damage, removing water, drying and dehumidifying, cleaning and sanitizing, repairing structure and finishes, and preventing mold to restore safety and usability.

Flooded Basement Repair is a service that stops water intrusion, dries out rooms, fixes damage, and restores structure and systems after a flood. It involves pumping out water, dehumidifying, cleaning, mold prevention, and minor repairs to walls, floors, and wiring.

Floor Supports are sturdy structures that brace and reinforce floors, preventing sagging or movement. The service involves assessing, installing, or replacing supports like beams, joists, or adjustable posts to ensure a safe, level, and durable floor.

Flooring is the service of installing, replacing, or repairing the surfaces you walk on inside a building, like hardwood, tile, vinyl, or carpet, including measuring, preparing the area, choosing materials, and finishing edges for a smooth, durable floor.

Foam Board Insulation is lightweight rigid foam panels used to fill walls, ceilings, or floors to slow heat transfer, improve energy efficiency, and reduce drafts. It involves cutting panels to fit, sealing edges, and sometimes adding a vapor barrier.

Foam Concrete Lifting is a lightweight, fast-setting concrete injected under a structure to lift and level it. It uses foam to create a stable, lower-density mixture that fills gaps and supports foundations or slabs without heavy drilling or excavation.

Foundation Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in a building’s foundation to restore strength and prevent further damage. It involves inspecting the cracks, choosing appropriate repair methods (like epoxy, polyurethane, or piers), and ensuring long-term stability.

Foundation Drainage is a system that redirects groundwater away from your home’s foundation to prevent leaks and cracks. It involves installing pipes and a sump pump, plus gravel, a trench, and proper drainage to keep the basement dry.

Foundation Drainage Installation is placing a drainage system around a home's foundation to guide water away, preventing buildup. It involves trenching, installing pipes or gravel, and connecting to a proper outlet or sump to reduce moisture and prevent damage.

Foundation Inspection is a service that checks the stability and condition of a building’s foundation. A technician looks for cracks, shifts, moisture, and drainage issues, then provides findings, recommended repairs, and next steps.

Foundation Leak Repair is a service that fixes water leaks in a building’s foundation, seals cracks, stops moisture intrusion, and may involve patching, sealing, waterproofing, and ensuring drainage to protect the structure.

Foundation Leveling is a service that stabilizes and straightens a building’s foundation. It involves assessing settling, lifting sections with supports, and securing a level, durable base to prevent further movement and protect the structure.

Foundation Pier Installation is a service that places and secures concrete or steel piers beneath a building or structure to provide stable support, prevent settlement, and improve load transfer. It involves site prep, careful drilling or driving, and leveling the piers.

Foundation Piering is a repair service that reinforces sinking or damaged building foundations by driving sturdy piers beneath the foundation to lift and stabilize it, often using hydraulic jacks and soil stabilization techniques.

Foundation Raising is a service that builds a stable base for structures by digging, pouring concrete or piling, and ensuring level, solid support to prevent settling or shifting of buildings, decks, or other constructions.

Foundation Settling Repair is a service that fixes uneven or sinking building foundations. It involves assessing the cause, then using methods like underpinning, pier stabilization, or mudsill adjustments to restore level, stability, and safety for the home.

Foundation Stabilization is a service that strengthens and level a building’s foundation to prevent cracks and movement. It involves assessing the soil and structure, then using methods like underpinning, piers, or braces to stabilize and secure the home.

Foundation Underpinning is a home repair service that strengthens a building’s foundation by installing supports or piers beneath it, stabilizing the structure, preventing movement, and protecting against cracks, uneven floors, and future settling.

Foundation Wall Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in basement or foundation walls to prevent leaks and structural issues. It involves inspecting the crack, sealing or injecting materials, and sometimes reinforcing the wall for long-lasting stability.

Foundation Wall Repair is fixing cracks, bowing, or water damage in a basement or foundation wall to prevent further movement and leaks, often using stabilization methods, sealing, and restoring strength and moisture protection.

Foundation Water Damage is a service that detects, stops, and repairs water intrusion around building foundations, dries wet areas, fixes cracks or leaks, and restores affected areas to prevent further damage and structural issues.

Foundation Water Management is a service that helps manage water resources for a foundation, including planning, monitoring, and maintaining water systems to prevent leaks, save costs, and ensure reliable water supply for programs and facilities.

Foundation Waterproofing is a service that seals and protects the exterior of a building’s foundation to prevent water from seeping in, using barriers, membranes, drains, and proper grading to keep basements dry and foundations stable.

Foundation drainage is a system that collects and diverts groundwater away from a building’s foundation to prevent leaks and settling. It involves installing perforated pipes, a gravel bed, and a drainage trench with a sieve or sump to carry water away from the house.

Foundation installation is the process of preparing the ground and building the base that supports a structure, including site clearing, excavating, pouring concrete or laying blocks, curing, and ensuring stability for walls and floors.

Foundation raising is a construction process that strengthens or lifts a building’s base to prevent shifting or settling. It involves assessing soil, jacking the structure, and installing supports or new foundations to restore level, stability, and safety.

Foundation repair is fixing the structural base of a building when cracks, settling, or movement occur. It involves assessing the damage, stabilizing the foundation, and restoring level support using methods like underpinning, piers, or braces to prevent further issues.

Foundations is an introductory service that covers essential skills and knowledge to build a solid base in a topic, including core concepts, practical steps, and foundational practices you can apply right away.

Free Concrete Leveling Estimate is a no-cost assessment that checks sunken or uneven concrete, measures dimensions, and explains suggested leveling solutions and costs with no obligation.

Free Consultations are no-cost, friendly meetings where you can ask questions, learn about options, and get initial guidance from a professional without any obligation to proceed.

Free Foundation Inspection is a no-cost check of your home's foundation to identify cracks, settling, or drainage issues, assess stability, and recommend next steps or referrals for repairs or further evaluation.

French Drain Installation is a drainage solution that redirects excess water away from foundations or soggy areas by burying perforated pipe in a gravel-filled trench lined with fabric, helping prevent water buildup and moisture problems in yards or basements.

Garage Floor Leveling is a service that corrects uneven concrete floors in garages, using tools and materials to grind, fill, or raise low spots so the surface is flat and safe for cars, storage, and flooring installations.

General repairs & maintenance covers fixing and keeping equipment, buildings, or systems in good working order. It involves routine checks, minor fixes, parts replacement, and preventive upkeep to prevent bigger problems.

Grate Drain Installation is a service that fits and connects a grated trench or drain to redirect surface water away from an area. It involves measuring, digging, placing the grate, laying a drainage pipe, and testing the system for proper flow.

Gutter Drainage is a service that removes excess water from roof gutters and channels it away safely, preventing leaks and damage. It involves cleaning, sealing leaks, installing guards or drains, and ensuring proper slope and downspout flow.

Helical Pier Installation involves driving or screwing helical-shaped anchors into the ground to stabilize and support a structure. A technician installs vertical piers under foundations, connecting them to distribute weight, lift, and prevent settlement.

Helical Pier Systems are screw-like foundation supports installed underground to stabilize and lift a building or structure, using Hydraulic jacks and rods to transfer load to stable soil, often used for settling or damaged foundations.

Helical Tieback Installation is a method to stabilize foundations or walls by screwing small, threaded steel rods (tiebacks) into the soil with a helical plate, then anchoring and tensioning them to pull the wall back upright and prevent movement or collapse.

I-Beam Wall Stabilization is a service that uses heavy steel I-beams to reinforce and steady weakened walls, preventing movement or collapse. It involves inspecting the wall, selecting appropriate beams, and securing them to improve support and safety.

Install flooring is the service of laying new floor coverings, like wood, tile, or carpet. It involves measuring, removing old flooring, preparing the surface, cutting materials to fit, fitting and securing pieces, and finishing edges for a smooth, durable floor.

Interior Basement Waterproofing is a service that seals and drains air and water from inside your basement, typically by fixing cracks, installing vapor barriers and sump pumps, and adding a drainage system to keep basements dry and free from moisture damage.

Interior Drain Tile is a system installed inside a basement to collect and redirect water to a sump pump, preventing leaks. It involves laying perforated pipes and a seal to channel groundwater away from walls, reducing moisture and dampness.

An Interior Drainage System diverts water that seeps into a building away from walls and foundations, using a network of pipes or channels, a sump, and pumps to collect, channel, and remove moisture safely from basements or crawl spaces.

The Interior French Drain is a drainage system installed inside a basement or crawlspace to collect and redirect leaking or flood water away from the area, using perforated pipes, gravel, and a sump pump to keep floors dry.

Interior Slab Leveling is a service that fixes uneven concrete floors by filling voids and leveling the slab from beneath or above, restoring a smooth, safe surface for rooms and reducing cracks and trip hazards.

Leaking Basement Fix is a service that identifies and stops water intrusion in basements. It includes inspection, sealing cracks, improving drainage, sump pump upgrades, and minor repairs to keep basements dry and reduce mold risk.

The Main Sump Pump is a device installed in a basement or crawl space to remove accumulated water. It sits in a sump pit, powered by electricity, and pumps out water to prevent flooding, often with a backup pump for power outages.

Moisture Barrier Installation is adding a protective layer to floors or walls to prevent water and dampness from seeping in, reducing mold and damage. It involves selecting the right barrier, preparing the surface, and securely applying or sealing it.

Moisture Barriers is a service that protects surfaces from water and moisture. It involves applying a protective coating or sealant to floors, walls, or equipment to prevent dampness, improve durability, and simplify cleaning.

Moisture Control is a service that measures and reduces humidity in a space to prevent mold, damage, and dampness. It involves monitoring levels, adjusting ventilation or humidity, and using dehumidifiers or sensors as needed.

Moisture Damage Repair is fixing areas affected by water, mold, or dampness. It involves drying surfaces, removing damaged materials, treating mold, repairing leaks, and restoring structures to prevent future moisture problems.

Moisture Intrusion is a service that checks for and fixes water leaks or dampness inside buildings. It involves inspecting walls, floors, and ceilings for moisture, identifying sources, and applying repairs or remediation to prevent mold and damage.

Mold Prevention is a service that stops mold growth in your home by inspecting for moisture, fixing leaks, improving ventilation, and applying treatments to damp areas to keep ceilings, walls, and HVAC systems dry and safe.

Mold Remediation is the process of finding and safely removing mold from indoor spaces, fixing moisture problems, cleaning affected areas, and preventing regrowth to protect health and improve air quality.

Mudjacking is a technique to lift and level sunken concrete by pumping a slurry mix or small soil/aggregate under it to raise it back to its original position, filling gaps and stabilizing the surface for sidewalks, driveways, or slabs.

Parging Foundation Walls is a home improvement service that coats or coats over a concrete foundation with a smooth protective layer, improving appearance, sealing against moisture, and helping with insulation. It involves cleaning, patching, and applying the parge mix evenly.

Patio Concrete Leveling is the process of making a sunken or uneven patio flat again by inspecting the surface, filling voids, and using specialized equipment to lift and stabilize the concrete so it drains and looks level.

Patio Leveling is adjusting a sunken or uneven patio surface to make it flat and stable, often by adding or lifting support, compacting soil, or leveling concrete to prevent water pooling and improve safety and usability.

Pier Installation is the process of building a sturdy platform extending from shore into water, using posts or piles driven into the ground, with a deck, to create a stable access point for boats, fishing, or waterfront use.

Poly Jacking is a service that uses a flexible polymer material to lift and support structures by injecting the resin beneath foundations or slabs, creating a stable lift without heavy equipment. It involves drilling access points, injecting polymer, and curing to set.

PolyLevel Concrete Lifting is a service that uses lightweight polymer foam injections to raise and stabilize sunken concrete slabs, leveling driveways, sidewalks, and foundations without heavy demolition or replacement.

Polyurethane Foam Injection is a repair method that pumps a foam material into gaps or cracks to seal, fill voids, and reinforce structures, then cures to a solid layer. It involves drilling access points, injecting foam, and allowing it to expand and harden.

Pool Deck Leveling is the process of leveling a sunken or uneven pool deck surface so it drains properly and looks even. It involves assessing height differences, repairing or rebuilding sections, pouring or compacting concrete, and finishing with a smooth, safe surface.

Porch Leveling is a service that stabilizes a sagging or uneven porch by inspecting the foundation, inserting supports, and adjusting posts or footings to create a level, safe, and sturdy porch structure.

Poured Wall Crack Repair is a service that fixes cracks in poured concrete basement walls by filling and sealing them to stop leaks, improve strength, and prevent further damage, often using epoxy or polyurethane injections and surface sealing.

Poured Wall Foundation Repair fixes cracks or damage in reinforced concrete basement walls by sealing, epoxy or polyurethane injection, and restoring strength to prevent leaks and movement, often with drainage and waterproofing improvements.

Pressure grouting is a method of injecting fluid cement or chemical mixes under pressure into voids, cracks, or soil beneath structures to fill gaps, strengthen foundations, and improve stability, often used for sealing leaks and preventing settlement.

Push Pier Installation is a method to stabilize homes with foundation settling. It uses hydraulic-driven piers pushed into the soil beneath the foundation, then attached to the house to lift and support it, preventing cracks and uneven floors.

Push Pier Systems are adjustable support piers driven under a foundation to stabilize and lift settling homes or buildings, using hydraulic jacks and brackets to transfer weight to a solid soil layer, preventing cracks and uneven floors.

Repair flooring is fixing damaged floors to restore a smooth, safe surface. It involves inspecting for cracks, wear, or water damage; sanding, patching, sealing, or replacing sections; and finishing to match the rest of the floor.

Residential Concrete Leveling is a service that fixes sunken or uneven concrete slabs (like sidewalks, driveways, or patios) by lifting and stabilizing them with calibrated materials, restoring a level, safe surface for everyday use.

Residential Foundation Repair fixes cracks, settling, and shifting in home foundations to restore stability and safety. It involves inspection, identifying causes, and using methods like underpinning, leveling, and stabilization to prevent further damage and protect the home.

Residential Services refers to practical help and support for people at home, such as cleaning, maintenance, meal prep, laundry, and personal care, tailored to individual needs to keep living spaces safe, comfortable, and well managed.

A retaining wall is a structure built to hold back soil or water, creating level areas on sloped land. It involves planning, excavation, designing the wall with materials like concrete or stone, drainage, and proper ongoing maintenance to prevent failures.

Retaining walls are structures built to hold back soil and create level areas on sloped land. They involve design, excavation, site preparation, materials like concrete or blocks, drainage, and proper backfill to prevent sliding or erosion.

Rim Joist Insulation is adding insulation to the exposed edge of a home's floor framing (the rim joist) to reduce drafts and heat loss, often using rigid foam board or spray foam, plus air sealing and vapor barriers as needed.

Sagging Floor Joists is a service that fixes curved or drooping support beams under a floor. It involves inspecting the joists, then lifting or replacing them, adding supports, and re-securing the floor to restore level, strength, and stability.

Sealed Crawl Space is a service that closes off and airtightens a crawl space to block moisture, mold, pests, and odors. It involves sealing vents, insulating, vapor barriers, and sometimes dehumidification to keep the area dry and energy-efficient.

Settling Foundation Repair fixes foundations that have shifted or settled, causing cracks, doors and floors to misalign. It involves assessing the movement, underpinning or lifting the foundation, sealing gaps, and stabilizing the structure to prevent further settlement.

Sidewalk Leveling is a service that fixes uneven concrete sidewalks by lifting and leveling sections to create a smooth, safe walking surface, often using pads, sloping, or adjustable supports to match nearby pavement.

Sinking Concrete Repair fixes sidewalks, driveways, or slabs that have dropped or cracked by sealing gaps, injecting epoxy or polyurethane foam, and reconnecting layers to restore level, strength, and a smooth, safe surface.

Slab Foundation Repair fixes cracks, settling, and unevenness in concrete slabs that form the building’s floor. It involves diagnosing causes, injecting or jacking to stabilize the concrete, and sealing or resurfacing to restore levelness and prevent future damage.

Slab jacking is a concrete repair method that raises sunken slabs by pumping a cement-based grout beneath them, filling voids and restoring level surfaces for floors, sidewalks, or driveways.

Slab Settlement Repair is a service that fixes sunken or uneven concrete slabs. It involves assessing the cause, lifting or supporting the slab, filling gaps, and restoring level, durable surfaces to prevent further movement and improve safety.

Slab Stabilization is a service that strengthens and supports concrete slabs to prevent cracking or sinking. It involves assessing the area, lifting or reinforcing the slab, injects, piers or underpinning, and sealing to ensure level, durable, long-lasting surfaces.

A slab foundation building is a flat concrete pad poured on the ground to support a structure. It involves site prep, formwork, reinforcing steel, concrete pouring, and curing to create a solid, level base for a home or building.

Soil Stabilization is a process that strengthens and binds loose soil to improve stability, reduce erosion, and support structures. It involves adding materials or changing moisture and compaction to create a durable, well-graded ground surface for roads, foundations, or fills.

Spray Foam Insulation is a method that uses liquid foam sprayed into walls and attics, expanding into gaps to block air and moisture. It creates a tight, energy-efficient seal that helps keep homes warm in winter and cool in summer, reducing drafts and noise.

Steps Leveling is a simple service that helps people measure and even out uneven stairs or steps. It involves assessing height differences, planning corrections, and making adjustments to create safe, level, and comfortable steps.

Stoop Leveling is a service that helps repair worn or uneven stair steps by flattening and leveling the front edge (nosing) so stairs are safe and comfortable to use, often involving filling gaps, sanding, and adding a smooth, even finish.

Structural Drying is a service that uses specialized equipment to dry out water-damaged buildings, removing moisture from walls, floors, and concrete, preventing mold and further damage, and restoring the structure safely and efficiently.

Structural Foundation Repair involves assessing and fixing the concrete or footing of a building to stop cracks, sinking, or shifting. It typically includes inspection, replacing or reinforcing foundations, underpinning, and stabilizing walls to restore safety and value.

Structural Supports is a service that plans, installs, and checks strong frames and columns to hold up buildings or parts of them, ensuring safety and stability. It involves design, material selection, placement, and inspection for load-bearing elements.

Structural construction assistance helps plan, supervise, and support building projects, ensuring safety, compliance, and quality. It involves assessing loads, materials, codes, and site conditions, coordinating trades, and guiding builders from design through completion.

Sump Pump Installation is the service of placing and wiring a pump in a basement or crawlspace to remove flood-prone water. It involves selecting the right pump, installing a sump basin, connecting power and discharge lines, and testing for proper operation.

Sump Pump Maintenance is a service that keeps your basement sump pump working reliably by inspecting, testing, cleaning the unit, checking water flow and alarms, and performing minor fixes or replacements as needed to prevent flooding.

Sump Pump Repair is fixing a basement pump that removes excess water. The service checks the pump and power, unclogs it, replaces worn parts, tests cycling, and ensures proper discharge to prevent flooding after heavy rain or flooding events.

Sump Pump Replacement is replacing a clogged or broken pump that removes water from a basement or crawlspace. It involves diagnosing failure, choosing a compatible pump, disconnecting old wiring/plumbing, installing the new unit, and testing for proper drainage and safety.

A Sump Pump System helps keep basements dry by removing water that collects in a sump pit. It includes a pump, power source, discharge piping, a switch or pump controller, and sometimes a backup battery or water-powered backup to move water away from the home.

Sunken Concrete Repair is a service that fixes sunken or uneven concrete surfaces, such as floors or sidewalks, by leveling and stabilizing the concrete, often using grinding, lifting, or patching to restore a smooth, safe, durable surface.

Surface Water Drainage is the system that collects rain and melted water from streets, fields, and buildings and channels it away to rivers or drains, preventing flooding and pooling. It involves drains, channels, and pump or gravity-based routes.

Temporary Shoring is a temporary support system used during construction or repair to brace walls, foundations, or structures, preventing collapse. It involves installing adjustable props or shores, braces, and supports to hold loads until permanent fixes are in place.

Tripping Hazard Repair is a service that fixes uneven or loose surfaces—like cracked sidewalks or floor slabs—by leveling, filling, or securing them to prevent falls and create a smooth, safe walkway or floor.

Uneven Concrete Repair is a service that fixes cracked, bumpy, or uneven concrete surfaces by leveling, filling gaps, and smoothing to create a safe, even, and sturdy floor or sidewalk.

Vapor Barrier Crawl Space is a home moisture control service that installs a durable vapor barrier on the crawl space floor and walls to prevent dampness, mold, and odors, improve air quality, and protect insulation and structure.

Vapor Barrier Installation is placing a special plastic sheet or layer in walls, floors, or ceilings to stop moisture from passing through. It involves inspecting the area, deciding the best placement, sealing seams, and securing it to create a moisture barrier.

Ventilation Systems provide clean, breathable air by moving air in and out of a space, filtering pollutants, controlling humidity, and balancing temperature. It involves fans, ducts, filters, and sensors to ensure healthy indoor air and comfort.

Void Filling is a service that fills gaps or empty spaces in surfaces, cavities, or structures. It involves cleaning, preparing the area, applying a filler material, smoothing, and curing to restore strength and a seamless finish.

Wall Anchor Installation is the process of securely attaching objects to walls using anchors or plugs, drilling precise holes, inserting anchors, and tightening screws to hold items like shelves, frames, or fixtures firmly without damaging the wall.

Wall Covering is the process of applying decorative coverings like wallpaper, fabric, or textured finishes to interior walls to improve color, pattern, and durability while hiding imperfections and changing a room's look and feel.

Wall Panels is a service that creates and installs decorative or functional panels on interior walls, using materials like wood, plaster, or composite panels to improve style, acoustics, insulation, or protection; it includes design, fabrication, and installation.

Warehouse Floor Leveling is a service that fixes uneven concrete floors to ensure a smooth, safe, and stable surface for equipment, pallets, and forklifts. It involves assessing, grinding or grinding, patching cracks, and finishing to meet load and safety standards.

Water & moisture control services protect buildings from leaks, damp, and mold by inspecting, detecting moisture, fixing leaks, drying areas, and applying moisture barriers to keep interiors safe and dry.

Water Damage is a service that assesses and fixes issues caused by excess water, leaks, or flooding. It involves drying, cleaning, repairing damaged materials, mold prevention, and restoring rooms to their pre-incident condition.

Water Damage Assessment is a service that checks for moisture, water intrusion, and related damage in buildings. It involves visual inspections, moisture measurements, identifying source leaks, and assessing risks to structure, belongings, and health to guide repairs.

Water Diversion Systems are setups that redirect water from rivers, streams, or runoff into canals or reservoirs for irrigation, flood control, or supply. They include channels, gates, pumps, and sensors to manage flow safely and efficiently.

Water Intrusion is a service that investigates and addresses unwanted water entering a building from leaks, rain, or plumbing issues, assessing damage, identifying sources, and implementing drying, sealing, and repair measures to prevent mold and further damage.

Water Intrusion Repair is fixing leaks and moisture problems in buildings by identifying the source, drying the area, repairing damaged materials, and applying sealing or waterproofing to prevent future water entry.

Water Removal Services quickly removes excess water from homes or businesses after floods, leaks, or spills, using pumps and pumps, vacuums, and drying equipment to prevent damage and mold, then helps with cleanup and drying out the area.

As the Carolinas’ Waterproofing Specialist, we can help you protect your basement from water by controlling and managing its flow and path out and around your home.

Window Well Drain is a service that installs or repairs drainage around basement window wells to prevent water from entering. It involves adding drains, proper sealing, grates, and sometimes sump or pump solutions to keep the area dry.

Yard Drainage Solutions helps divert excess water away from your yard to prevent puddles and soggy ground. It involves assessing the landscape, installing drains or French drains, grading, and sometimes adjusting gutters or downspouts for better water flow.