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This Toms River, NJ, homeowner observed structural deterioration after noticing that floors were sagging on the first level of their home due to a lack of support in the crawl space. If a solution was not implemented this issue could cause complete structural decay and potential rot. To resolve this challenge we had our system design specialist Anthony thoroughly survey the area to deliver the most effective repair approach. Next our foreman Axel and his crew began installing our SilverGlo Insulation Panels, to supply this crawl space with a durable barrier against moisture and mold, fully protecting the area against rot. In order to safeguard and strengthen the weakened floors, our crew installed our heavy-duty SmartJack Reinforcement System, made of galvanized steel for corrosion resistance, this foundation repair system is the only crawl space support system that not only increases load bearing capabilities but entirely addresses problem soils, ultimately eliminating the very cause of settlement. This crawl space is now completely repaired and structurally enhanced, giving the owner much needed peace of mind for many years to come!

Before The Initial Repair Began

Our system design specialist inspects the crawl space to offer the most efficient and effective repair approach.

During Our SilverGlo Installation

The crew installs this durable heat barrier along the walls to safeguard against possible external environmental elements from permeating the crawl space.

SilverGlo Protects Against Rot

SilverGlo combines highly effective graphite-formulated insulation with a built-in radiant heat barrier surface. This will supply the crawl space walls with an unbroken plane of R-11 insulation, while sealing the walls from outside moisture and humidity infiltration. Ultimately ensuring the space is fully protected against rot and decay.

During Our SmartJack Installation

We begin this installation by excavating a two-foot cube of soil at each SmartJack location. The hole is then filled with concrete or engineered fill to ensure a stable, load-bearing footing, then a custom engineered base is positioned on top to hold the SmartJack in place to properly distribute loads.

SmartJack Installation

Galvanized steel tubing is cut to the appropriate height, then the steel column and components are fully assembled and connected to the support beam, and the SmartJack system is tightened and completely secured into place.

SmartJack Is Fully In Place

The support beam and floor joists are immediately stabilized and the above floors and walls can be lifted and fully restored to their original leveled state.