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Miguel C.

Sunshine Foundation Repair

Title: Foreman
Miguel C. from Sunshine Foundation Repair

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The story begins inside this Greenville, FL crawl space, where the homeowner was experiencing soft, uneven, and bouncy floors above. Upon inspection, our team discovered that the existing supports were failing to properly hold the weight of the structure. Moisture exposure and shifting soils had weakened the original wooden posts, causing the beams to sag and the floors inside the home to drop over time. This photo shows the uneven ground and aging materials that contributed to the instability a clear indicator that the home required a stronger, more reliable support system to restore...
The sump pump is installed at the lowest point in the crawl space. This is where water will drain to, pool and stagnate.
In this Jacksonville crawl space, you can see signs of aging and moisture damage beneath the home. The rusted support beam and exposed soil indicate long-term humidity and structural strain both early warning signs of floor instability. These conditions highlight why a full crawl space repair and stabilization system was needed to restore a dry, secure foundation environment.
This Jacksonville crawl space showed clear signs of deterioration before repairs. The dirt floor, exposed utilities, and visible wood damage created an environment where moisture could easily enter, leading to mold growth, wood rot, and poor air quality throughout the home. Without protection, these conditions threaten both the structural integrity of the house and the health of those living inside.
Before any work began, we thoroughly inspected the crawl space of this Jacksonville home. The area showed clear signs of uneven flooring and aging supports. The soil was loose and moisture-exposed, putting strain on the wooden framing above. Proper reinforcement was necessary to protect the structure and restore stability.
A healthy humidity reading in a crawl space is typically between 30% and 50%. This range helps prevent mold growth, wood rot, and excess moisture that can attract pests or compromise air quality. This crawl space had a high and unhealthy level of almost 84%
This photo shows visible separation and unevenness in the flooring, a clear symptom of foundation or floor joist settlement beneath the home. The lifted and gapped floorboards indicate that the support structure below is shifting or sinking, which can worsen over time if left untreated. These surface signs often trace back to unstable soil or failing crawl space supports that need reinforcement to restore level flooring and prevent further interior damage.
Inside the crawl space, sections of insulation have fallen from the joists, leaving ductwork exposed and vulnerable. The soil shows signs of past moisture, which can lead to wood rot, mold growth, and poor air quality inside the home. To address this, the plan includes removing damaged insulation, sealing the crawl space, and installing a moisture control system to protect the structure and improve energy efficiency.

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