Cantey Foundation Specialists Before & After Photos

Home Owner Tarra S. called Cantey about her kitchen floor sagging and slumping lower each month. She told us that at one point she would have reoccurring dreams about falling through floors, which made her very anxious to step anywhere near the sinking floor. After we did some inspecting, we found that whoever owned the house before her, had temporary jacks put in under the area to stop the sagging floor above (Key word: Temporary). We knew we could get Tarra some good sleep and set her mind at ease, so Cantey got right to it. A week later, we extra support to each beam under the entire kitchen area, replaced the temporary jacks with our permanent SmartJacks, and added a new support beam under the main sagging area. Tarra called us a week after the job was completed and told us that she could finally get some sleep without having to worry about nightmares of falling through floors.  

Before and After PolyLevel Lift of a Myrtle Beach, SC pool deck. 

Jenny K. in Bonneau, SC called Cantey Foundation Specialists because her wooden mainframe of her home was rotting away.  Knowing that mold and moisture caused the wood rot over the years, Cantey explained to Jenny that she must replace her wood joists, beams, and subfloor, and then encapsulate her entire crawlspace so that it does not rot again.  After some major reconstructive work, Jenny is worry free about her home falling apart under her feet!

John and Julie S. of Murrells Inlet, SC experienced some settlement in their driveway after the past few months of heavy rains.  Not wanting it to get any worse, they called Cantey Foundation Specialist after seeing one of our trucks driving around the neighborhood.  Specialist Alex Lovette inspected their concrete slab driveway, and he explained because of the heavy rains there was erosion under the slab.  The displaced soil caused the slab to sink in order to find support.  Production Team Leader Roberto Bunchner installed our patented PolyLevel system a few weeks later, which lifted and stabilized the driveway back into place... and it was only a fraction of the cost of replacing the slab!