MidSouth Crawl Space Solutions serving Natchitoches, LA

Recently at Midsouth Crawlspace Solutions, we had the opportunity to assist a homeowner in Natchitoches, LA who was facing some alarming signs of foundational issues with their home. With doors jamming, unsettling cracks bristling across both interior walls and the exterior brick, they knew it was time to seek professional help. Understandably worried about the integrity of their 1850 sqft slab-constructed home, they turned to us for our expertise. After our customer care team swiftly arranged for a home inspection, our System Design Specialist was on the scene. Upon inspection, it was clear we needed a solid, lasting solution. We recommended the installation of Helical Piers, a choice known for providing foundational stability, especially in areas prone to settling. Our production team, composed of a skilled foreman and dedicated installers, worked meticulously to install the Helical Piers. This process involves carefully inserting these piers into the ground until they reach a stable soil layer, effectively anchoring the home and mitigating any further settling issues. Through this intervention, we aimed to not only stabilize the home but also prevent future foundational concerns. The resolution of the problem has been phenomenal. Post-installation, the home has seen a significant reduction in those frightful cracks and jamming doors, translating to peace of mind for the homeowner. They were exceedingly appreciative of not just the work done but also the cleanliness and professionalism our team maintained throughout the project. At Midsouth Crawlspace Solutions, our mission went beyond just fixing the visible problems. We aimed to restore the homeowner's confidence in their home's stability.

Recently at Midsouth Crawlspace Solutions, we took on a case in Osyka, MS, that really stands out as a testament to our mission of providing not just solutions but a remarkable customer experience too. This homeowner was dealing with a pressing issue—a strong moldy smell permeating their home, causing discomfort and even health concerns. Like many, they weren't initially sure what was behind it until they pinpointed the problem to the crawl space beneath their house. Upon reaching out to us, our Customer Care team quickly set an appointment for a thorough inspection. Our experienced System Design Specialist visited the home, confirming the presence of mold and high humidity levels in the crawl space due to improper sealing and lack of ventilation. This was undoubtedly what was affecting the air quality of the entire home. Our suggested solution was twofold: installation of the CleanSpace liner, and the SaniDry Sedona system. The CleanSpace liner is designed to completely seal off the crawl space from the earth, dramatically reducing the moisture levels that mold thrives on. This, when combined with the SaniDry Sedona—a high-efficient dehumidification system—would not only tackle the existing mold issue but also prevent its recurrence, ensuring a healthier air environment throughout the home. The production team, including a foreman and skilled installers, swung into action shortly after the homeowner approved our plan. They began with the careful removal of the affected insulation, then meticulously installed the CleanSpace liner, ensuring every inch of the crawl space was covered. Following this, they set up the SaniDry Sedona to start the process of purifying and dehumidifying the air. The outcome was a remarkably transformed crawl space and, by extension, a more comfortable and healthy living space above. 

This homeowner was searching for a solution to his settling slab foundation. It was causing doors to jam, and cracks on the inside and outside of his home. The cracks in the brick outside were becoming more noticeable, alerting him to find help. He found us when doing a google search for foundation repair contractors in his area. Corey Becker did the inspection and found our push pier system would work well for his issues! Our push piers stabilize foundations, keeping them secure for the life of the home. In many cases, they even raise the sinking foundation to close up some of those unsightly cracks.