Alpha Foundations serving Pensacola, FL

Just purchased home. Previous owner had ram jack stabilize 6 pylons but didn't have home leveled. Need to have leveled.

I am first and foremost interested in the crawlspace encapsulation service. My house was built in 1931 and has a crawlspace. I would also like to discuss the front porch and steps, as I may need some help with those also.

Can you work on the crawl space of a doublewide mobile home?

Path cracked due to roots from trees during Sally

Hairline cracks in tiles and drywall in ceilings.

It's an old house with sloping floors and doorways that are not plumb any more. Additionally there are cracks in the walls and tile work.

House has suspected sub-floor/crawl space mold (by smell in certain rooms) & fungal (visually identified on sub floor wood and joists from crawl space, by Pest Control) problems. Timbor (borate) treatment planned. Smell has been noticeable for a while (year or so), but has gotten a lot worse this year. If the HVAC is off for any period of hours, it is worse. Recently, running the heater at full for a while as a test, got very strong, suggesting (?) air-flow from the crawl space up into the living space as the origin of the odor. For a few days after, inhabitants' allergy and respiratory problems spiked. Strongest odors are in a few specific rooms that are also, logically, the rooms that have the least crawl-space air flow-through (due to buildons) and less exposure to sun. Smells spread throughout over time. *This summer there was also a leaking dishwasher that required mold remediation, but the other problems have been there before. Pest Control (local, Rocky's) has verified 'fungal growth' on subfloor and we are / were planning to have them spray the subfloor with Timbor as soon as it is cooler. Subfloor batten insulation was failing / falling apart and has been removed (mostly). It shredded. Was holding moisture up to the subfloor for some time. Also, have had trouble with sweating and mold on duct-work (which is all under the house; pretty high crawlspace except for one area which is a bit pinched) and have had all the ducts upgraded/retrofitted. Even if treatment workds, seems this is a long-term problem as the hot and humid summers are creating several crawl space problems. There are also some signs of possible foundation shifts. Crack on the brickwork outside. Very slight floor shifts and windows (some hard to open). The sand floor of the crawlspace stays generally pretty dry, and the ground generally slopes away on all sides (house is placed high on property, but there are /were some drainage issues near the foundation due to poor past planning), but the soil percolates / dries quickly. We are thinking it is air-born moisture causing problems with the subfloor but we want to: Improve the Living Space air quality as soon as possible. Safeguard the floor and joists from further rot, mold and fungus, and Ensure that the foundations and drainage are sound.

Concern regarding possible foundation settling - cracks. Would like an expert to give an opinion

I recently moved into this home and I'm uncertain what my crawlspace/sub floor needs to be in good condition. I'm interested in sealing, waterproofing, insulating and/or encapsulating the subfloor. I'd also like to obtain an opinion on the state and condition of the foundation.

Cracked drive and surface needs to be repaired.

16 x 41'. Minor cracks

Bricks outside of garage are separating.

I have about 1000-1200 sq ft. of concrete driveway and front walk that need resurfacing, and could also use a quote on resurfacing a concrete pool deck of about 1000 sq ft.

I had a section of the driveway removed to replace a sewer pipe. I also have several cracks and one spot very uneven. I am looking to get a quote to repair this.

We're looking for a company to elevate our house. We got flooded during Ivan, the historic 2014, and Sally.

Hello, I live in a renovated cottage from 1941 that has suffered major water damage during hurricane Sally, and would like to address some underlying issues. I think that a dehumidifier would work for the crawlspace even though one has never been used due to buckling floors in main living area.. I would love to get a quote on crawlspace dehumidifier, etc. Thank You, Sherrod

Subfloor or joist issues unknown.

Tree blown over in hurricane with large root system damaging stem wall of 100 year old structure.

I know my my house has settled, due to cracks developing in my ceiling drywall and also exterior cracks in the brick facade. I also want to see about sealing up the crawlspace.

Cracks in the pool deck, doors sticking after hurricane