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Jackson, TN
The Problem: Severe Cracking and Uneven Concrete Clyde H. of Jackson, TN faced a major issue with his driveway. The top left corner slab had developed a deep crack and had sunk dramatically, leaving one side far lower than the opposite slab. This uneven surface not only created a trip hazard but also made the entire driveway look aged and neglected.
Crawl Space Repair
This crawl space checked all the boxes of a troubled foundation: the wood was rotting, the floor was muddy and flooded, and the foundation posts had started sinking, meaning the floor was pulling away from the walls in the home!
Oxford, MS
Before: Failing main beam with original plan for sistering that wouldn’t fully address the issue long-term. After: Upgraded to a SmartJack® system with a supplemental beam for proper stabilization—achieving strong support and even minor lift in parts of the home. Additional joist repairs and full LumberKote protection completed.
Oxford, MS
Jeff L. of Oxford, MS needed help. His driveway was cracking and sinking. His wife Patricia had tripped and nearly fell because of this. Water intrusion was making this issues even greater because it was washing away the soil underneath the slab.
Waterproofing
When this homeowner called Redeemers Group, water intrusion along the east wall of their stone basement had become a growing concern. Though the space was mostly empty, the client had clear plans to begin using it for storage—and eventually finish it as livable space. However, the damp conditions, musty odor, and irregular wall surface were holding those plans back.
Historic Oxford, MS
The Problem: Concrete Settlement Threatening a Historic Property When Dee L. of Oxford, MS noticed sinking concrete in the driveway, carport, and pool area of their nearly 200-year-old home, concern set in. The family had invested in restoring the historic property just six years ago, and cracks, settlement, and erosion were already beginning to appear.