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From settling foundations to wet crawl spaces, we fix the problems that threaten your home. Every repair starts with a free inspection so you know exactly what you’re dealing with.
Sticking doors, cracks running from window corners, floors that slope toward the back of the house — these are signs your foundation is settling. We find out what’s causing the movement and stabilize it so the damage stops spreading.
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Water showing up in your basement after a heavy rain leads to mold, damaged walls, and a space you can’t use. We stop the water from getting in with interior drainage and sump pump systems designed for Augusta’s wet spring months.
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Sagging floors, a musty smell coming up through the house, and moisture on your floor joists mean your crawl space needs work. We repair damaged supports, replace rotted wood, and get the structure under your home solid again.
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Open crawl spaces in Augusta let moisture in year-round, which leads to mold, wood rot, and higher energy bills. We seal the entire space with a heavy-duty vapor barrier and control the humidity so your home stays dry from the ground up.
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When water pools under your home or in your basement after Augusta’s heavy spring rains, a sump pump moves it out before it causes damage. We install systems that keep working when you need them most.
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Water sitting around your foundation causes long-term damage. A French drain catches that water underground and routes it away from your home before it reaches your walls or crawl space.
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Your home is your biggest investment. You deserve a team that treats it that way.
Your home is your biggest investment. You deserve a team that treats it that way.
Augusta sits on the Fall Line where Georgia’s red clay Piedmont soil meets the sandy Coastal Plain. That clay swells when the spring rains hit and shrinks in the summer heat. Year after year, that cycle pushes on foundations, opens cracks, and causes floors to sag. Most homes in Augusta were built in the 1960s and 70s, which means they’ve been through decades of this. We see it every day and know exactly what to look for.
We’re not here to scare you into work you don’t need. If your foundation is fine, we’ll tell you that. If it does need repair, we explain what’s going on in plain language, hand you a written proposal, and let you decide on your own time. No rush, no pressure.
Every repair we do comes with a warranty. We use proven methods — from push piers and helical piers to full crawl space encapsulation systems — built for the soil conditions in this part of Georgia. When the job is done, you shouldn’t have to think about your foundation again.
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These are the questions we hear most from homeowners around Augusta. If yours isn’t listed, just ask — we’re happy to help.
The most common signs are cracks in your walls — especially diagonal cracks running from the corners of windows and doors. Doors and windows that stick or won’t close right. Floors that slope or feel uneven when you walk across them. Gaps between the wall and ceiling. If you’re noticing any of these, it’s worth getting a professional inspection. The sooner it’s caught, the simpler and less expensive the fix usually is.
The biggest factor is Augusta’s red clay soil. This type of soil absorbs water and expands during rainy months, then dries out and contracts in the summer heat. That repeated cycle puts pressure on your foundation year after year. Augusta sits right on the Fall Line, so many homes here are built on this type of soil. Homes built in the 1960s and 70s — which is most of the housing stock in the area — have been through decades of this cycle. Poor drainage around the home makes it worse.
It depends on the scope of the work, but most foundation repairs are completed in one to a few days. Larger jobs that combine multiple services — like pier installation plus crawl space encapsulation — may take a bit longer. We give you a clear timeline before any work starts, and most homeowners stay in their home the entire time.
In Augusta’s humid climate, an open crawl space lets moisture in constantly. That moisture leads to mold growth, wood rot on your floor joists, pest problems, and musty smells that come up through your floors. Encapsulation seals the space off with a vapor barrier and controls the humidity. Homeowners typically notice the musty smell is gone, temperatures are more even throughout the house, and the space under their home stays dry.
In most cases, standard homeowner’s insurance in Georgia does not cover foundation repair caused by settling, shifting soil, or normal wear over time. It may cover damage caused by a sudden event — like a burst pipe that washes out the soil under your foundation. We recommend checking your specific policy. Either way, we offer options to help make the repair fit your budget.
Yes. We serve homeowners throughout the Augusta metro including Evans, Martinez, Grovetown, Hephzibah, and North Augusta. Whether you’re in Summerville, National Hills, Midtown, or anywhere in Richmond County and the surrounding communities, we’re here to help.
