HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This Sandusky, MI home was moved into a little over a year ago. The new homeowner wanted to focus on the maintenance for the home’s longevity, which included the outside assets. The sidewalk and another concrete slab had sunk and they needed to be lifted. The homeowner reached out to HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair for a free estimate.

Noah, a project manager for HomeSpec, visited the home and investigated the property. Afterward, he discussed a repair plan with the homeowner. Noah shared that this was indeed a job HomeSpec could help with using specialized methods. The concrete could be lifted and leveled using PolyLevel® Injection Foam and then seal the cracks and joints using NexusPro sealant. The homeowner was interested in this approach and had HomeSpec move forward with the project. One of HomeSpec’s PolyLevel Foreman, Domonique, led his team in the repair. The homeowner was happy with their work and to have a newly leveled sidewalk.

A homeowner in Port Austin, MI wanted to fix up their home so they could pass it on to their child and grandchildren. Unfortunately, the floors on the main level were sagging and there were noticeable settlement issues within the foundation. Those problems needed to be addressed before other repairs and upgrades could be done. The homeowner called HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair for a free inspection and estimate.

Erik, a senior project manager, explored the crawl space, basement, and outside of the home to thoroughly grasp the situation. He shared with the homeowner that the best solution would be to use a SmartJack® support system in the crawl space to lift and stabilize the main beam. Supporting the main beam in the proper spots would lift the sagging floors and maintain a level surface on the first floor. The homeowner agreed to let HomeSpec install the SmartJack® supports and was glad that they did. They were happy with the final results and were excited to resume other renovations.

Our team installed an interior drainage system and encapsulated a crawl space in Goodells.

Stephanie K. used her small 7' x 7' crawl space as a storage space, like many other people. It was already equipped with a sump pump, but the old brick walls would occasionally leak. Belongings were getting ruined and it was starting to smell musty, so she contacted HomeSpec to propose a plan for repairs. 

Our specialists recommended encapsulating the crawl space to seal off the walls and floor from moisture and water vapor. Stephanie was excited about the plan and the crew got to work. They installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier to get the job done. This is antimicrobial and made of inorganic material to prevent mold growth while keeping the crawl space dry and clean.

Stephanie was very happy with the results and immediately noticed the disappearance of the musty smells. Now she has a healthy crawl space safe to store all of her belongings!

A huge problem homeowners face in the wintertime is frozen pipes - it's a headache to deal with and happens when there's not proper insulation in the crawl space to keep it warm. 

That's why these Avoca, Michigan homeowners contacted HomeSpec. They were tired of dealing with frozen pipes every winter - they even had TWO heaters installed in their crawl space to mediate the situation! 

Our experts knew exactly what the crawl space needed - encapsulation. This includes sealing the crawl space walls and floor off with a CleanSpace vapor barrier, and sealing the rim joists and any other gaps with the SilverGlo insulation to prevent air and moisture leaks. This separates the crawl space from the outside - keeping it warm, dry, and clean. 

Now the homeowners don't need to depend on heaters in their crawl space to keep it warm (and waste electricity) since the encapsulation gets the job done!