Basement Systems of Indiana Before & After Photos

In Daleville, sagging floors and weakened framing prompted Inspector Jay to recommend targeted support upgrades.

Foreman Sai installed sister joists, SmartJack posts, a new treated sill plate, and band board blocking to reinforce and stabilize the crawl space structure.

With framing secured, the crew removed debris and sealed the area with CleanSpace encapsulation. A SaniDry Sedona and condensate pump were added for moisture control, with outlets installed to power the system.

The result: restored foundation strength and a cleaner, drier crawl space.

In Daleville, a homeowner was dealing with a sinking walkway that led to their front door—creating uneven steps and a growing safety concern. Inspector Devon recommended a polyurethane foam injection to restore the surface without the need for replacement.

Foreman Joe and his crew carefully pumped two-part polyurethane foam beneath the designated sections of the walkway. The foam expanded beneath the slabs, lifting and stabilizing the concrete with precision.

The entryway was quickly restored to a safe, level condition—offering a smooth welcome and long-term durability with minimal disruption to the property.

A homeowner in Gaston, Indiana noticed that the foundation of his home was settling and had gotten worse over time.  Our Foreman John and his crew members Phil and Jon-Wesley installed a total of 15 Helical Piers to stabilize the foundation of the home.  

A homeowner in Gaston, Indiana had a finished basement with wood panels covering the walls, but noticed a significant bow in one of the walls.  Our Certified Inspector Eric recommended having the foundation walls permanently stabilized to prevent further foundation damage.  Our Foreman Isaias and his crew members Nazario, Olvin, and Edwin installed a total of 19 Geo-Lock wall anchors to prevent the walls from moving any further. 

Homeowner Sue in Gaston contacted Basement Systems of Indiana for a free inspection and estimate to address crawl space moisture and structural concerns.

Inspector Devon recommended a full CleanSpace Encapsulation System, sealing crawl space vents and installing a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to control humidity. To stabilize the structure, the plan included a SmartJack support system, a sister joist, a supplemental beam, sill plate replacement, and band board blocking. An EverLast Door was also included for durable exterior access.

Foreman Isaias and his crew removed debris, completed the encapsulation, and installed all structural components as outlined in the proposal.

Sue now has a clean, dry, and structurally sound crawl space. If you're facing similar issues, schedule your free inspection and estimate here:
https://www.basementsystemsofindiana.com/free-estimate.html