Crawl space repair

Support under the beam line.

Helical piers and related support for crawl-space foundations that have settled, bounced, or lost capacity. Serving coastal South and North Carolina from North Myrtle Beach.

Helical piers installed under a crawl-space beam line.
Helical piers under a crawl-space beam line.

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Crawl space work

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Helical piers installed under a crawl-space beam line.
Helical piers under a crawl-space beam line.
Close-up of a steel bracket connection on a helical pier.
Steel bracket connection on a helical pier.
Steel bracket connecting a wood post to a helical shaft.
Post-to-shaft bracket for elevated wood framing.
Residential foundation lift brackets and hydraulic jacks in place.
Lift brackets and jacks on an existing foundation.

What we address

Structural support first.

Helical piers under girders

Supplemental steel piers rotated into bearing soils and connected to existing beams where settlement or weak piers show up in the crawl.

Adjustable support where it fits

Screw jacks and bracket systems can fine-tune bearing after piles are set. The mix depends on access, beam size, and the engineer when one is on the job.

Moisture and encapsulation

Standing water, vapor barriers, and encapsulation packages are common crawl concerns. We do not list a packaged encapsulation or sump system on this site. Ask during the inspection what moisture work, if any, belongs with the structural repair.

Next step

Send crawl photos. Request an inspection.

Soft floors, musty air, and leaning posts are reasons to look. Call (803) 984-3906 or use the contact form.