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Unfortunately, your basement or crawl space is a perfect environment for biological growth. It’s dark, damp, and often has poor ventilation. Mold growth may be obvious, marked by dark or white patches visible on your walls, floors, or ceilings, or it may be hidden behind walls or under carpets.
Even if you can’t see it, you can usually identify it by a musty smell. If left untreated, mold, mildew, bacteria, and other biological growths can lead to significant health problems for you and your family, so if you suspect you have mold in your home you need to act quickly.
Mold can impact almost all surfaces commonly found in your basement or crawl space, including drywall, wood, HVAC, pipes, drains and other finishes.
Drywall and insulation are especially susceptible to mold growth after a major water incident. Wood framing, flooring, and furniture are also at risk of basement mold. If you do not properly treat and remove mold from your home’s framing or flooring, you may face a serious and expensive problem later.
Basements may flood from natural weather incidents or unexpected leaks, and carpeting is very difficult to properly dry. When you’ve experienced a flood or other water-related incident, mold and mildew can grow even after you’ve drained and dried up all the water.
Completed structural repairs at Beth's property focusing on the crawlspace with cinderblock walls. We addressed a gap between the baseboard and quarter round in the living room and replaced a rotted sil plate on one side of the home. No other issues with unlevel floors or wall cracks were noted. The project, set in zip code 46140, was completed for around $21,000, efficiently enhancing the home's integrity.
Near Greenfield, IN
In the 46140 area, we addressed serious issues in Stephen's crawlspace, measuring about 3 feet high with a clay bed and pooling water. The area had sill plate damage and noticeable mold growth despite the presence of a sump pump. Our team focused on waterproofing and structural reinforcement to tackle these challenges, ensuring the space remains dry and stable. This crucial service required an investment of around $23,000.
Near Greenfield, IN
We addressed structural issues for Pam in 46140, where her attached garage was detaching from the house. The garage on a slab was pulling away from the home's crawlspace foundation. Our team reinforced the structure to ensure long-term stability, with an approximate cost of $7,572.
Near Greenfield, IN
Our team tackled a foundation leveling job in the 46140 area for Carol. The house had been relocated onto a new foundation that wasn't set properly, leading to concerns about stability. We reinforced the crawlspace and addressed any potential structural vulnerabilities. The project was completed for an approximate cost of $24,018.
Near Greenfield, IN
We’ve tackled a significant waterproofing project for Lisa in the 46140 area. Our team focused on addressing mold issues in the crawlspace and installed a reliable sump pump system to manage excess moisture. Without a vapor barrier or encapsulation previously in place, it was essential to install proper drainage solutions to maintain a dry environment. This comprehensive project was completed at an approximate cost of $2,762, ensuring a safer and more stable foundation.
Near Greenfield, IN
We recently completed a concrete slab stabilization project for Gwen in the 46140 area. The job involved addressing significant cracks and leveling issues around her home’s foundation. Our team utilized specialized equipment to ensure the structure is now stable and safe. This repair was carried out with an approximate budget of $2,500.
Near Greenfield, IN
