Job completed for Jodi C.
Completion date: April 10, 2026
Location: Springfield, TN
Why did the customer contact us?
When a home goes under contract in Springfield, TN one of the most common obstacles that can delay or even derail a sale is the condition of the crawlspace. In this particular project, the homeowner contacted our team after a detailed home inspection revealed multiple crawlspace concerns that needed to be addressed quickly in order to keep the transaction moving forward. With buyers, agents, and timelines involved, it was critical to provide a comprehensive crawlspace repair solution that would not only resolve the current issues but also add long-term value and peace of mind for the future homeowner.
Solutions provided:
The property itself sits on a beautiful piece of land in Springfield, TN but beneath the home, the crawlspace told a very different story. During our inspection, we identified several key problems, including failing and falling insulation, active water intrusion, standing water at the lowest point of the crawlspace, and widespread fungal growth on structural surfaces. In addition, there were concerns related to inadequate structural support and a damaged crawlspace access door that compromised the overall integrity and efficiency of the space.
Our first step was a full crawlspace cleanout and remediation. All contaminated and deteriorated materials were safely removed to eliminate sources of moisture retention and potential air quality issues. We then performed a thorough two-step fungal treatment using a professional-grade foam cleaning process designed to neutralize and remove microbial growth from wood and masonry surfaces. This step is critical for improving indoor air quality and preventing future contamination.
Next, we installed a complete crawlspace encapsulation system. This included adding new insulation along the crawlspace walls to create a more effective thermal envelope, helping regulate indoor temperatures and improve energy efficiency. Encapsulation also provides a durable vapor barrier, significantly reducing moisture intrusion and protecting the home from humidity-related damage.
To address the water issues, we implemented an interior drainage system designed to capture and redirect groundwater. This system channels water to a newly installed sump pump located at the lowest point of the crawlspace, ensuring that any future water intrusion is efficiently managed. In addition, we made necessary exterior drainage corrections to further direct water away from the foundation, reducing the risk of recurring problems.
Structural stability was another major focus of this project. The existing support piers were inadequate, so we installed reinforced power posts with poly-based engineered footers to properly support the home’s load. This upgrade provides long-term stability and helps prevent sagging floors or structural shifting over time.
Finally, we replaced the damaged crawlspace door with a new, properly fitted access door to improve sealing, security, and overall functionality.
By the time the project was completed, this crawlspace had undergone a complete transformation. What was once a damp, unhealthy, and structurally compromised space is now clean, dry, energy-efficient, and properly supported. This comprehensive crawlspace repair in Springfield not only helped the seller move forward with their home sale but also ensured that the new homeowner will enjoy a safe, reliable, and healthy foundation for many years to come.
Team members on this project:
Becca White, Matt Behling, Osmar Abreu, Jaider Leon, Jeremy Maldonado
