Crawl Space Repair Service in Huntsville & Decatur

Water is the one thing you don't want in your crawl space. Even the most inexperienced homeowners understand that having water in the crawl area isn't ideal. It's common for homeowners to be confused about what to do if they find standing water in their crawl space, and some may not even know where to look for it. It is wise to look for a professional to fix your crawl space properly.

Many people are worried about crawl space repair because they believe it would be difficult. But with the assistance of a professional, it isn't much as scary. Your local crawl space repair expert My Basement Pros has a team of experienced professionals who are experts in identifying crawl space problems and recommending the best solution to meet your specific repair needs. We provide the best crawl space repairing services for customers in Florence, Tuscumbia, Russellville, and other cities throughout our service area. To learn more, call 938-222-6878 to set up an appointment with a service technician today!

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Common Signs of Crawlspace Problems

Cracks in the Foundation: If there isn't a moisture barrier or encapsulation system in place, moisture can quickly enter the dirt floor of a crawlspace. Again, major moisture issues can arise, and your foundation walls will be exposed to a great deal of dampness, which will expand cracks over time and allow additional water to seep in. The damage will begin to spiral out of hand as additional water enters the crawl space.
Moisture Condensation:
Wood Rot: Bouncy floors above the crawl space and a musty stench are signs of wood rot in floor joists. The flooring can bend and break if not maintained, destroying the joists and all the support.
Sagging or Sloping Floors: Sagging flooring are never a good thing, even if you live in an older home. There's a problem, and even if it's not caused by a flooded crawl space, it needs to be handled. There are a plethora of reasons your home’s floors could be sagging or sloping such as failing support beams, poor foundation installation, poor soil compaction etc.

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