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Sage, AR
Cracked and Sunken Porch Created Safety and Aesthetic Concerns Soon after moving into their newly built home in Sage, Arkansas , Anthony W. and his family began to notice cracks forming around their front porch slab . Over time, the concrete settled nearly two inches near the front door, creating an uneven entryway and potential tripping hazard.
Horseshoe Bend, AR
When Tricia B. in Horseshoe Bend, AR noticed cracking near her walk-out basement and a sunken front walkway, she knew it was time to take action. With plans to move back to Iowa and eventually put her home on the market, she didn’t feel right listing it without first addressing these issues.
Ash Flat, AR
Cracked Brick Walls and Crawlspace Mold Signaled Serious Foundation Issues Fio L. of Ash Flat, AR, contacted us after noticing several cracks forming in the brick fascia around their home. Further inspection revealed a deeper problem: the home’s crawlspace was suffering from mold growth that had begun to disintegrate wooden beams and supports.
Cherokee Village, AR
George J. of Cherokee Village, AR has been in this house for 40 yrs and it is needing some attention. He's been experiencing settling in his foundation, and concrete. For the crawl space portion of this project, we used our SmartJacks® System. This will permanently stabilize the joists in the crawl space and alleviate any floor sagging or bounciness.
Tumbling Shoals, AR
Evangeline C. of Tumbling Shoals, AR contacted us with multiple concerns about sinking concrete around her home, especially in the driveway, garage entry, and under the RV slab located in her shop. The primary issue was a large crack running down the center of the driveway, which not only created an eyesore but also raised concerns about safety and water pooling.
Maumelle, AR
Chelsea B. of Maumelle, AR reached out with serious concerns about trip hazards across her concrete driveway . Uneven slabs, deep cracks, and visible staining made the area not only an eyesore but also a danger zone—especially for their three-year-old son, who was unable to safely ride his bicycle.