
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation
Crawl space repair and encapsulation ensures your South Carolina home remains safe, stable, and dry. Enhance indoor air quality and create a healthier home environment with tailored repairs from Mount Valley Foundation Services.
Schedule Free InspectionCrawl Space & Encapsulation Problem Signs
Address problem signs and protect your home with specialized crawl space repair and encapsulation solutions from local experts. Learn more about how Mount Valley Foundation Services can help.

Remedying Sagging Floors in Your Home
Sagging floors are telltale signs of foundational distress. Mount Valley’s IntelliJack™ Crawl Space Jacks provide a durable fix.

Rotting Wood
Preserve your home's integrity with Mount Valley Foundation Services' expert wood rot solutions, ensuring durability and safety.

Musty Crawl Space Smells
Mount Valley Foundation Services offers specialized solutions and proprietary products to effectively address musty odors in your crawl space.

Mold in Crawl Spaces
Crawl space mold can lead to severe health issues. Rely on Mount Valley Foundation Services for expert solutions.
Notice musty odors or sagging, uneven floors? These signs often point to crawl space foundation problems. Many southern homes in Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, and Savannah were built with crawl space foundations to elevate the house from the ground. However, these spaces can become volatile environments, potentially causing structural damage and health risks due to mold growth and pest infestations.
Are you curious whether basement crawl space encapsulation is right for your home? While the term might sound logical, there isn’t actually a basement crawl space encapsulation process because basements and crawl spaces are two distinct foundation types. Crawl spaces are small, vented, or sealed spaces beneath your home, while basements are larger, enclosed areas. Encapsulation applies to crawl spaces, addressing moisture, mold, and structural concerns.
Causes of Crawl Space Damage
Crawl space foundation issues often stem from construction practices during the home's initial build. Additional causes of crawl space foundation damage include:
Crawl spaces typically have dirt crawl floors that are not covered. Simply placing a 6-mil plastic liner on the floor, which is a minimal code requirement, will not cut it. This liner is thin, allows water and moisture to collect, mold to grow and thrive, and leads to a variety of damage. Other liners with thicknesses of 10 and 12-mil are only slightly better, but they still can easily tear and fail.
Water and moisture also can have a significant impact inside your home, as well. If you have a dirt crawl space with open vents, this allows outside air, water, and pests inside the crawl space directly underneath your house to cause a host of problems. More than 50% of the air you’re breathing indoors comes from below-grade areas like crawl spaces. So, whatever is in your crawl space such as mold, moisture, and humidity, also is in the rest of your house and affecting you.
One example of a structural impact is with the support system under your house. If wooden support systems become saturated with water or exposed to high humidity and excessive moisture, they can rot and buckle. Metal supports also will corrode and rust in the same conditions. All this then leads to sagging, uneven floors and problems with hardwood floors.
The stack effect is the airflow pattern in your house from bottom to top. Air pressure also comes into play. Air flows from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure. When there is a greater difference between indoor and outdoor temperatures, the more significant this airflow becomes.
True, you can’t actually see airflow, but it might be helpful to have a way to visualize the stack effect to better understand it. Your home certainly is not located in the northern portion of the country, but a lot of good information can be gained from The Cold Climate Housing Research Center’s YouTube videos, including “Your Nothern Home: Stack Effect” that illustrates the stack effect.
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Crawl Space Encapsulation & Repair Solutions
Mount Valley Foundation Services offers warrantied crawl space repair and encapsulation solutions tailored to your needs and budget. Our services include:

Crawl Space Sump Pump
Discover how Mount Valley Foundation Services' crawl space sump pump eliminates standing water for a more stable home environment.

Crawl Space Dehumidifier
Achieve superior crawl space humidity control and moisture management with Mount Valley Foundation Services' AquaStop™ Air System.

Crawl Space Vapor Barrier
Wet, damp crawl space? Seal it with a durable vapor barrier installation from Mount Valley Foundation Services. Schedule a free inspection!

Crawl Space Drainage
Ensure the integrity of your home with Mount Valley Foundation Services' CrawlDrain™ system – a solution for crawl space drainage.
Is Crawl Space Repair and Encapsulation Right for Me?
Open crawl space vents were initially designed to improve airflow. However, these vents often cause more harm than good. Instead of reducing moisture, vents allow humid air infiltration, leading to condensation, mold, and wood rot.
The humid climates in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia exacerbate these problems, weakening home structures and creating health risks.
Investing in professional crawl space repair and encapsulation solutions, including vapor barriers, vent covers, interior drainage systems, sump pumps, and dehumidifiers, helps combat these issues. Contact Mount Valley Foundation Services today to schedule your free inspection and learn more about creating a safer, healthier environment for your family.
Crawl Space Repair FAQs
We are committed to your satisfaction and your home’s safety. That is why we only use the very best repair solutions. The products we use are manufactured right here in the United States, and they are tested and proven to effectively work in keeping your crawl space clean, dry, safe and healthy. All these solutions also are designed to work together to give you the most bang for your buck and prevent any further problems.
Here is how we tackle crawl space problems, as well as the solutions we use and how they work:
- Address Leaking Water — To address seeping water, we first need to catch the water, then get this water to a sump pump system, and then send this water away from the home.
Our specially designed CrawlDrain™ perimeter drainage system is placed in the dirt crawl space floor around the perimeter to catch seeping water from the walls and floor. The drainage channels then direct this water into the SafeDri™ Crawl Space Sump Pump System, which then pumps the water out of the crawl space and away from the home. A FreezeGuard™ also can be attached to the exterior sump pump discharge line to prevent flooding if the line should freeze or become blocked.
- Seal the Crawl Space from Outside Elements — It is important to seal your crawl space from outside air, water and pests. The first step is having durable vent covers placed over the crawl space vents.
Then, a heavy-duty moisture and vapor barrier is installed. Our CrawlSeal™ is a true 20-mil liner rated above 25-mil strength at the seams. This liner, which is three times thicker than builder’s grade liner, is used to completely isolate the crawl space from the earth. CrawlSeal™ prevents moisture and vapor intrusion, is waterproof, and has been treated to resist mold.
Additionally, thick drainage matting can be placed on the crawl space floor before the encapsulation process to help direct water to the perimeter CrawlDrain™ system, as well as enhance the strength of the CrawlSeal™ liner.
- Properly Insulate the Crawl Space — Rigid ExTremeBloc™ panels placed on crawl space walls will better insulate the area and will not fail or develop mold like fiberglass insulation. These panels resist moisture, and an integrated termiticide is added to deter termites below grade. CrawlSeal™ also helps insulate the crawl space, and spray foam can be added to rim joists to seal gaps around the perimeter of your foundation. These insulation methods help prevent wood rot and enable termite treatments.
- Condition the Air — Our low-profile crawl space dehumidifier is powerful and energy efficient. It effectively works to clean and filter the air, control moisture and humidity, and reduce odors and potential mold growth. This dehumidifier also is self-draining, meaning there aren’t any reservoirs or buckets to have to worry about emptying. The unit can be directed to drain into the crawl space perimeter drainage system or sump pump system, or a condensate pump can be installed.
- Reinforce Support Systems — Wooden floor supports and light-duty jack posts commonly fail in wet and humid crawl spaces. Our durable IntelliJacks™ are made of galvanized steel, making them more reliable supports that can stabilize and lift sagging floors and floor joists back to level.
When you contact us, you can speak to one of our customer care representatives about your crawl space concerns. We will then work with you to schedule an appointment for a free inspection and estimate with one of our certified field inspectors.
Here’s what you can expect during this consultation. The inspector will:
- Complete a thorough evaluation of your home’s interior and exterior. This includes going into the crawl space to check the condition of the area including any water intrusion, damage, pests, etc.
- Discuss his findings with you, as well as your goals with a repair project.
- Offer customized solutions that best fit your repair needs.
- Provide you with a proposal of recommended solutions before leaving your house.
- Discuss payment and financing options with you.
Then, if you decide to move forward with a repair project, we will work to schedule your repairs with one of our highly trained installation crews. Our crew members will treat your home as their own, with the utmost care and respect. They will use world-class solutions for your repairs, and their work is not complete until you are 100% satisfied with the job. If something crops up after installation, we will return to fix any issues. We also offer various service and maintenance opportunities to protect our work and your home.
Along with writing a review about your experience with us, it would mean the world to us if you would refer us to your friends and family!
Now that you’ve seen what nastiness could be lurking underneath your feet and the toll it can take on your home and your family, aren’t you motivated to get rid of it? As tempting as it might be to head out to your local home improvement store to gather supplies, pause for a moment.
Crawl space repair is not something you can tackle in a weekend, no matter how handy you are. A lot can go wrong, and we have seen many problems result from fast fixes. Especially concerning real estate transactions, quick fixes can raise red flags. You’ll then have to spend more time and money to repair these issues. It’s best to leave these projects to professional contractors so the problems will be fixed correctly the first time around.
We encourage you to educate yourself to make the best decision and sound investment with trustworthy repair solutions from a reliable contractor.
Why would you want disgusting conditions underneath your home? That alone should be enough for you to want to correct the problems. But you might be wondering, “what’s in it for me?” A lot, actually. There are so many benefits of having a clean crawl space, which you can read about in our blog, “10 Reasons to Clean Your Crawl Space This Season.” Here are a few of the major perks:
- Health — A cleaner crawl space means improved health for you and your family. Especially if anyone in your house suffers from asthma or allergies, a cleaner crawl space can help prevent flare-ups and sickness. If you choose solutions like a dehumidifier, the air quality will be greatly improved throughout the entire home.
- Structural Integrity — Compromised support systems and sagging floors are dangerous and could result in significant structural damage and safety hazards. By shoring up the support system in your home, you will have a more stable living environment for your family.
- Energy Efficiency — When you invest in proper, reliable crawl space encapsulation and insulation to reduce energy loss, you can save between 30 and 50% on your energy bills. (Source: Clean Crawls)
- Functional Space — Once your crawl space has been properly waterproofed, sealed and insulated, you have an area of your home you can use in a new way. You’ll be able to store your belongings in the crawl space without worrying about them being damaged by water, mold or pests.
- Real Estate Value — There are a lot of factors that impact a home’s resale value, but issues with the structure, any water intrusion and crawl space problems are all areas you need to be aware of. When selling your house, it is important to disclose any known past or current damage. This sets clear expectations regarding the quality and condition of the home. Homeowners selling their house in South Carolina are required to provide a written disclosure statement to the purchaser noting any known defects. This includes information on the foundation, basement and other structural components, as well as current or prior infestations of wood destroying insects or organisms. (Source: Nolo)
If you take a look online for instructions on how to fix your crawl space vapor barrier, you will find there are many DIY tutorials available. Many homeowners think installing a vapor barrier will not take long and won’t be too complicated. After all, it is possible to purchase all the materials you need to do it yourself at your local expert supply store.
At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we have installed many crawl space vapor barriers over the years. We can tell you that this is not an easy task, and it is not something that many people can figure out just by watching an online tutorial. If anything goes wrong or you make a mistake, you will still have to contact a professional to complete the task. Therefore it is best to contact our team and have your new vapor barrier installed by members of the oldest foundation services companies in all of South Carolina.
Contractors once believed that placing vents on the walls of crawl spaces would help improve the airflow in these dark and humid areas. But over the years, we have learned that crawl space vents do more harm than good. They allow moisture to enter into the crawl space, which can promote mold growth and affect the internal temperature of your home, causing your energy rates to rise.
Crawl space vent covers are the ideal solution to this problem, and they do not take long for our professionals to install. Our crawl space vent covers are made from solid and durable materials, and they are designed to prevent moisture and pests from entering your crawl space.
If you think you could benefit from installing our vent covers, get in touch with us at Mount Valley Foundation Services today.
Why Crawl Space Repair and Encapsulation Are Needed
Crawl space problems affect your home and your family. Here are just a few of the benefits of crawl space repair and encapsulation:

Avoid Exposure to the Elements
Vented crawl spaces are exposed to the region’s exterior elements, including summertime heat and humidity, year-round precipitation, and coastal storms. Crawl spaces can sustain flooding and moisture-related damage. However, your crawl space can withstand the harshest weather challenges with airtight vent covers and encapsulation solutions.

Prevent Structural Damage and Instability
Crawl space foundations rely on support systems of beams, girders, and floor joists. Excess water and moisture can lead to wood rot and attract pests like termites, which damage these wooden structures. These issues often result in sagging or uneven floors. Crawl space repair and encapsulation manage moisture and protect these critical supports while specialized support jacks stabilize, reinforce, and lift sagging floor joists.

Deter Pests
Pests and rodents are attracted to isolated, dark, moist areas like crawl space foundations. Managing moisture with crawl space repair and encapsulation solutions, including airtight vent covers, door installation, vapor barriers, and durable insulation panels, reduces pest infestations and damage.
Crawl Space Repair and Encapsulation Tips and Mistakes
Mistakes to Avoid:
- Using Sand and Fans: While sand can absorb liquid, spreading it in a crawl space only conceals the issue by covering the moist ground soil. This method does not remove the moisture or address its source. Similarly, installing fans to circulate air may seem helpful; however, it often exacerbates the problem by increasing the presence of unconditioned, humid air.
- Investing in Improper or Partial Encapsulation: Saving money on repairs for a rarely seen crawl space area can be tempting, but using reliable products is crucial. Some companies or hardware stores sell liners covering only the floor or walls, not the entire crawl space area. Many retail outlets offer thin vapor barriers with a minimal 6-mil thickness. These insufficient liners are prone to tears, moisture, mold, and other damage.
- Implementing DIY Solutions: Many DIY solutions provide temporary relief and do not address the underlying causes of crawl space foundation problems. Since crawl space areas are limited and often store essential HVAC systems, plumbing, and ductwork, it’s best to rely on professionals for repair. Crawl space foundations can also harbor unsafe conditions like mold and pests, making it challenging and hazardous to navigate alone. Professionals have the expertise and safety gear to provide thorough crawl space inspections and repairs.
Tips to Consider:
- Manage Exterior Drainage: Exterior gutters and downspouts are your first defense against water and moisture infiltration. Inspect and clean these systems at least twice yearly – in the spring and fall. Ensure downspouts and the extensions angle downward and away from the foundation to prevent water pooling. Landscape and yard grading should also slope down and away from the house to ensure proper water flow.
- Do Not Navigate the Crawl Space: Crawl space foundations are typically one to three feet high, making navigation challenging. Crawl spaces often store essential fixtures like plumbing pipes and HVAC equipment and harbor hazardous pests and rodents. If you notice signs of damage or the need for crawl space repair, contact a professional to ensure safety.
- Trust Local Crawl Space Repair Experts: Trusting professionals for crawl space repairs ensures safety and a thorough job. Mount Valley Foundation Services teams are highly trained and experiences in crawl space inspection and problem diagnosis. We install specialized solutions tailored to your home’s needs and your budget.
Find your service area

Columbia, SC
Your home’s foundation is impacted by the poor soil; muggy weather and the heavy rain Columbia receives. MVFS has proven solutions to solve your crawl space, wet basement, or foundation problem.

Greenville, SC
Homeowners in Greenville, SC, deal with a wet basement and crawl spaces often. The experts at MVFS can permanently repair your basement, crawl space, or foundation before your home is at risk of failure.

Charleston, SC
Homeowners in Charleston take pride in their homes. When foundation, crawl space, or wet basement problems plague them, they turn to Mount Valley Foundation Services. For more than 35 years, MVFS has been the trusted name in foundation repair.

Myrtle Beach, SC
Being located on the coast, Myrtle Beach has sandy soils that can be easily disturbed by heavy coastal rains. Myrtle Beach gets 52 inches of rain every year, so this can be an issue. However, Mount Valley has industry-leading solutions that protect your home.

Savannah, GA
Clay soil and heavy rain are the culprits behind water in your crawl space and basement as well as foundation damage. Learn how MVFS can help.

Augusta, GA
Augusta has mostly clay soils which can be a serious issue for your foundation. Clay soil expands after heavy precipitation and pushes your foundation out of line. Mount Valley has solutions designed to stop this process from causing damage.
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If you’re facing cracked or sunken concrete in Ladson, it’s essential to address these issues promptly to prevent safety hazards. The clay soil prevalent in the area can lead to ground shifting, causing driveways, sidewalks, and patios to sink over time. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we utilize advanced polyurethane injection techniques to lift and […]
Concrete Lifting in Grovetown, GA
Residents of Grovetown enjoy beautiful weather, but the challenges of cracked and uneven concrete can detract from that enjoyment. The sandy loam soil prevalent in the area is susceptible to erosion, especially with the average annual rainfall of about 45 inches. This erosion can lead to voids beneath concrete slabs, resulting in sinking and cracking. […]
Concrete Lifting in Orangeburg, SC
In Orangeburg, the area’s clay-rich soil can suffer from erosion and washout due to the frequent and heavy rains, making it difficult for concrete structures to maintain their stability. This soil instability can cause driveways, sidewalks, and patios to sink and crack over time. Mount Valley Foundation Services provides innovative concrete lifting solutions using PolyRenewal, […]
Concrete Lifting in Seneca, SC
Enjoying the scenic beauty of Seneca is a pleasure, but cracked and uneven concrete surfaces can detract from your home’s charm and safety. The sandy loam soil prevalent in the area, coupled with the average 50 inches of annual rainfall, can wash away support from beneath concrete slabs, leading to sinking and cracking. Mount Valley […]
Concrete Lifting in Gaffney, SC
Gaffney residents enjoy the charm of their community, but cracked and uneven concrete can detract from your property’s value and safety. The area’s soil, primarily sandy loam, is prone to erosion, especially with the annual average precipitation of 48 inches. This erosion can lead to sinking and uneven concrete slabs around your home. Mount Valley […]
Concrete Lifting in Murrells Inlet, SC
In Murrells Inlet, the coastal environment often leads to soil erosion, which can result in uneven or sunken concrete surfaces. Heavy rainfall can wash away the soil beneath driveways and sidewalks, causing concrete slabs to sink and crack. To address these issues, Mount Valley Foundation Services employs PolyRenewal, a state-of-the-art polyurethane foam solution that quickly […]
Concrete Lifting in Inman, SC
Inman homeowners often face issues with sinking concrete due to the area’s clay-rich soil, which can erode and wash away when exposed to heavy rainfall. This erosion leads to voids beneath concrete surfaces, causing driveways, sidewalks, and patios to settle unevenly. Mount Valley Foundation Services utilizes a cutting-edge solution known as PolyRenewal, a polyurethane foam […]
Concrete Lifting in Waynesville, NC
In Waynesville, uneven and cracked concrete surfaces, such as driveways and sidewalks, can pose serious risks for accidents, especially for children and the elderly. With an average annual rainfall of about 50 inches, soil erosion can exacerbate these issues, leading to sinking concrete slabs. Mount Valley Foundation Services offers innovative concrete lifting solutions that utilize […]
Concrete Lifting in Hephzibah, GA
In Hephzibah, cracked and uneven concrete surfaces such as driveways, sidewalks, and patios can not only detract from your home’s appearance but also pose serious safety hazards. With around 50 inches of rain annually, moisture can erode the soil beneath concrete slabs, leading to sinking and cracking. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we utilize advanced […]
Concrete Lifting in Moncks Corner, SC
Cracked and uneven concrete surfaces are not only unsightly but can also pose a safety risk in Moncks Corner. The region’s fluctuating weather and soil conditions can lead to concrete settling and cracking, making it essential to address these issues promptly. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we offer advanced concrete lifting solutions that utilize polyurethane […]
Concrete Lifting in Murphy, NC
Murphy’s charming landscape is often marred by cracked and uneven concrete surfaces, which can detract from both safety and aesthetics. The area’s clay soil, prone to expansion and contraction with moisture changes, can lead to sinking and uneven concrete slabs. With an average annual rainfall of around 60 inches, it’s crucial to address these issues […]
Concrete Lifting in North Augusta, SC
In North Augusta, concrete surfaces can suffer from soil erosion due to heavy rainfall and the region’s clay soil, which can lead to issues like cracking and sinking. When the soil beneath concrete structures such as driveways and sidewalks becomes weak, it can no longer support the weight, resulting in uneven and hazardous surfaces. To […]
Concrete Lifting in Johns Island, SC
If you have cracked or settling concrete surfaces on Johns Island, SC, such as driveways, sidewalks, or patios, it’s crucial to address these issues promptly. The region’s annual rainfall of approximately 50 inches can cause soil erosion beneath concrete slabs, leading to unsightly cracks and hazardous trip hazards. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we specialize […]
Concrete Lifting in Greenwood, SC
In Greenwood, cracked or sinking concrete can create hazardous conditions on driveways, sidewalks, and pool decks, posing risks for families and visitors alike. With average annual precipitation of around 49 inches, moisture in the soil can lead to the settling of concrete slabs. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we offer advanced solutions to restore your […]
Concrete Lifting in Goose Creek, SC
In Goose Creek, the clay-rich soils can be prone to washout, especially after heavy rains, leading to concrete settling and creating uneven or cracked surfaces. This can affect driveways, sidewalks, and other concrete structures on your property. Mount Valley Foundation Services utilizes PolyRenewal, a state-of-the-art polyurethane foam that quickly lifts and stabilizes concrete surfaces, ensuring […]
Concrete Lifting in Evans, GA
In Evans, GA, the stability of concrete surfaces is often threatened by the region’s moisture-rich soils, which can lead to soil washout and erosion. This process weakens the ground beneath your concrete driveways and sidewalks, causing them to sink and crack. To address these issues, Mount Valley Foundation Services employs PolyRenewal, a cutting-edge polyurethane foam […]
Concrete Lifting in Beaufort, SC
In Beaufort, cracked and sunken concrete slabs around your property can create tripping hazards and detract from your home’s curb appeal. Given the region’s high rainfall and sandy soil, these issues can develop quickly and worsen if left unaddressed. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we offer innovative concrete lifting solutions using polyurethane injections to stabilize […]
Concrete Lifting in Bluffton, SC
In Bluffton, the combination of sandy soils and heavy rainfall can lead to soil washout, which undermines concrete structures such as driveways and walkways. As the soil erodes, concrete slabs may settle, resulting in cracks and uneven surfaces that pose safety hazards. Mount Valley Foundation Services utilizes PolyRenewal, a cutting-edge polyurethane foam solution that is […]
Concrete Lifting in Statesboro, GA
Concrete structures require stable soil to maintain integrity, but the clay-rich soils in Statesboro are prone to erosion and washout from heavy rains. This can lead to sinking driveways and sidewalks, causing cracks and uneven surfaces. Mount Valley Foundation Services utilizes PolyRenewal, a cutting-edge polyurethane foam, to effectively lift and restore your concrete. This solution […]
Concrete Lifting in Irmo, SC
The charm of Irmo, SC, is often accompanied by the challenge of maintaining even and safe concrete surfaces. With the area’s annual precipitation hovering around 45 inches, the soil can become unstable, leading to cracked, sunken, or uneven concrete slabs. These issues not only detract from your home’s curb appeal but can also pose safety […]
Concrete Lifting in Franklin, NC
If you’re facing issues with cracked or sinking concrete surfaces in Franklin, NC, you’re not alone. The area experiences significant rainfall, averaging 56 inches per year, which can lead to soil erosion and settling under concrete slabs. This can result in unsightly and dangerous tripping hazards on driveways, sidewalks, or patios. Mount Valley Foundation Services […]
Concrete Lifting in Taylors, SC
In Taylors, cracked and sunken concrete surfaces such as driveways and sidewalks can create serious safety hazards, especially for families with young children or elderly residents. With an average of 50 inches of rain each year, the soil underneath your concrete can shift, leading to these unsightly and dangerous problems. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, […]
Concrete Lifting in Florence, SC
If you’re noticing cracked or sinking concrete around your home in Florence, SC, it’s time to take action. The average annual precipitation of around 47 inches can lead to soil erosion beneath concrete surfaces, causing them to become uneven and potentially hazardous. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we specialize in concrete lifting solutions that utilize […]
Concrete Lifting in North Charleston, SC
North Charleston homeowners often contend with cracked and sinking concrete surfaces due to the region’s significant rainfall and shifting soils. Uneven driveways, sidewalks, and pool decks can pose serious safety hazards, particularly for young children and the elderly. Mount Valley Foundation Services offers advanced concrete lifting solutions, utilizing polyurethane injections that stabilize the soil beneath […]
Concrete Lifting in Greer, SC
In Greer, SC, the beauty of the outdoors can be overshadowed by cracked and uneven concrete surfaces, which can detract from your property’s value and safety. The area’s sandy loam soil, which can easily wash away with heavy rainfall, often leads to sinking and uneven concrete slabs. Mount Valley Foundation Services specializes in concrete lifting […]
Concrete Lifting in Sumter, SC
Enjoying the outdoors in Sumter is a highlight for many homeowners, but cracked and uneven concrete surfaces can detract from your property’s appeal and safety. The sandy loam soil in this region, combined with the area’s average annual rainfall of approximately 48 inches, can lead to erosion and settlement issues beneath concrete slabs. These conditions […]
Concrete Lifting in Hendersonville, NC
In Hendersonville, the clay-rich soil can easily erode due to heavy rainfall, leading to a phenomenon known as soil washout. This erosion undermines the foundation of concrete structures such as driveways and sidewalks, causing them to sink and crack. Mount Valley Foundation Services utilizes an advanced solution known as PolyRenewal, a polyurethane foam that quickly […]
Concrete Lifting in Aiken, SC
In Aiken, the stability of concrete structures like driveways and sidewalks can be compromised due to the area’s clay-heavy soils, which can shift and erode with the region’s average annual rainfall of 45 inches. Soil washout can cause concrete to sink and crack, creating unsightly and hazardous surfaces. Mount Valley Foundation Services utilizes a revolutionary […]
Concrete Lifting in Conway, SC
In Conway, the clay soils that dominate the area can be particularly prone to erosion, especially after heavy rains. This erosion can lead to soil washout, resulting in sinking and uneven concrete surfaces around your property, such as driveways and sidewalks. Cracks and dips not only detract from your home’s appearance but can also pose […]
Concrete Lifting in Easley, SC
Easley’s beautiful landscapes and outdoor spaces are a major draw for residents, but cracked and sinking concrete can detract from your home’s value and safety. The soil in Easley, which is often clay-based, can become unstable due to the area’s high rainfall, leading to uneven concrete slabs that pose tripping hazards. At Mount Valley Foundation […]
Concrete Lifting in Hilton Head Island, SC
Cracked and uneven concrete surfaces such as driveways and walkways are not only unsightly but can also pose safety hazards, particularly for children and the elderly. Hilton Head Island’s coastal environment can lead to soil erosion, resulting in sunken concrete slabs. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we utilize advanced polyurethane injections to lift and stabilize […]
Concrete Lifting in Greenville, SC
Greenville residents enjoy the beautiful outdoors, but cracked and uneven concrete can detract significantly from the appeal and safety of your property. The area’s soil composition, primarily sandy loam, is prone to erosion, especially with the annual rainfall averaging 48 inches. This can lead to sinking and uneven concrete slabs, creating potential hazards around your […]
Concrete Lifting in West Columbia, SC
In West Columbia, the impact of heavy rainfall can lead to significant issues with your concrete surfaces. The sandy loam soil prevalent in this region can wash away, causing concrete slabs to sink and create hazardous uneven surfaces. Cracks and depressions not only detract from your home’s aesthetic but can also pose safety risks. At […]
Concrete Lifting in Augusta, GA
Augusta residents enjoy the city’s lovely weather, but issues such as cracked and uneven concrete slabs can diminish your home’s appeal and safety. The soil in the area, primarily clay and sandy loam, can wash away with heavy rain, causing your concrete slabs to sink or shift unevenly. This can lead to trip hazards and […]
Concrete Lifting in Charleston, SC
Sinking or cracked concrete surfaces can create dangerous tripping hazards around your Charleston home, particularly on driveways and walkways. The humid climate and substantial rainfall can lead to soil erosion, resulting in uneven concrete slabs. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we specialize in concrete lifting solutions that are effective and long-lasting. Utilizing advanced polyurethane injections, […]
Concrete Lifting in Myrtle Beach, SC
In Myrtle Beach, the sandy soil can be prone to erosion and washout, especially with the area’s significant rainfall averaging 54 inches annually. This can lead to issues with concrete structures such as driveways and sidewalks sinking into the ground, causing cracks and uneven surfaces. To combat this problem, Mount Valley Foundation Services provides effective […]
Concrete Lifting in Asheville, NC
Concrete needs solid soil to keep its shape, but the shallow, stony soils in Asheville are easily eroded by rain and snow through a process known as soil washout. This causes soil to become too soft and weak to support a heavy material like concrete, so structures like your driveway or sidewalk sink into the […]
Concrete Lifting in Summerville, SC
In Summerville, where the soil consists primarily of sandy loam, heavy rainfall can lead to soil erosion beneath concrete slabs, causing them to sink or crack. With an average annual rainfall of about 50 inches, homeowners may notice uneven driveways, patios, or sidewalks that not only detract from the aesthetic appeal of their property but […]
Concrete Lifting in Lexington, SC
If you’re dealing with cracked and sinking concrete in Lexington, SC, it’s essential to address these issues before they lead to safety hazards. With the region’s average annual rainfall of approximately 48 inches, the soil beneath your concrete slabs can shift, resulting in unsightly and dangerous uneven surfaces. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we specialize […]
Concrete Lifting in Spartanburg, SC
In Spartanburg, cracked and sinking concrete surfaces can be a common issue, particularly due to the area’s average annual rainfall of 47 inches and the soil composition. These imperfections can pose safety hazards and diminish your property’s curb appeal. Luckily, Mount Valley Foundation Services provides effective concrete lifting solutions that restore your sidewalks, driveways, and […]
Concrete Lifting in Anderson, SC
In Anderson, SC, the stability of concrete structures is often compromised by the region’s soil conditions and rainfall, which averages 47 inches annually. Erosion and soil washout can cause the soil beneath driveways, sidewalks, and patios to weaken, leading to sinking and cracking. To address these issues, Mount Valley Foundation Services utilizes PolyRenewal, an innovative […]
Concrete Lifting in Simpsonville, SC
In Simpsonville, concrete surfaces like driveways and sidewalks can suffer from soil washout due to the area’s clay soils combined with seasonal rainfall. When heavy rains erode the supporting soil beneath concrete structures, it can lead to sinking and cracking. To address this issue, Mount Valley Foundation Services utilizes PolyRenewal, a state-of-the-art polyurethane foam that […]
Concrete Lifting in Mount Pleasant, SC
Mount Pleasant’s coastal climate and soil conditions can lead to issues with concrete slabs around your property. The sandy, loamy soil beneath your concrete can wash away during heavy rains, resulting in cracks and uneven surfaces. With an average annual rainfall of 52 inches, homeowners may find their patios, driveways, and walkways have developed serious […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Woodruff, SC
In Woodruff, the health of your crawl space is vital to the overall safety and comfort of your home. With an average annual rainfall of about 45 inches, many homes experience damp conditions in their crawl spaces, leading to potential issues like mold growth, pest infestations, and structural damage. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Belton, SC
Crawl spaces in Belton, SC, often lack adequate moisture protection, making them vulnerable to humidity and groundwater intrusion. The high moisture levels can lead to serious issues such as mold growth, wood rot, and sagging floors. Mount Valley Foundation Services provides comprehensive crawl space repair solutions including vapor barriers, vent covers, and drainage systems to […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Moore, SC
Moore’s humid subtropical climate and average annual rainfall of around 50 inches create the perfect environment for crawl space moisture problems. Excess moisture can lead to mold growth, musty odors, and increased energy bills, making crawl space repair essential for maintaining a healthy home. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we specialize in crawl space encapsulation, […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Thomson, GA
Homeowners in Thomson, GA, often face crawl space issues due to the region’s humid subtropical climate and average annual rainfall of around 48 inches. This moisture can seep into your crawl space, leading to mold growth, musty odors, and structural damage if not addressed. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we offer comprehensive crawl space repair […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Manning, SC
Though often overlooked, the condition of your crawl space is crucial for your home’s health, particularly in Manning, where the climate can lead to excess moisture and dampness. With an annual precipitation of about 50 inches, standing water and humidity can contribute to mold growth, pest infestations, and wood rot, all of which threaten your […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Longs, SC
Longs, SC, with its humid subtropical climate and an average annual rainfall of 54 inches, presents unique challenges for homeowners when it comes to crawl space maintenance. Excess moisture can lead to a host of problems, including mold growth, high humidity, and increased energy bills. At Mount Valley Foundation Services, we specialize in crawl space […]
Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation in Bennettsville, SC
Although often overlooked, the condition of your crawl space is vital to the overall health of your home. In Bennettsville, where moisture levels can be high due to the average annual precipitation of about 48 inches, crawl spaces can easily become breeding grounds for mold and pests. This dampness poses risks to your home’s structural […]