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"This family run company exceeded our expectations and were polite ,courteous and efficient. They offered the best solution to our complex drainage problem. Two weeks later the grass seed they planted to cover the ditches and drains they dug and buried by hand has already started to green up those areas. A very beautiful result."

"Joshua Bistrek, Ron Jones and Jacob Sanders installed insulation and did a great job!"

"Daniel and the Keener Landscaping team did an excellent job installing a welded wire panel and wood fence. Daniel is responsive, a great communicator, reliable and punctual. I couldn’t be happier with the work."

Crawl Space Brothers is a trusted family-owned company proudly serving Columbia, SC, and nearby areas, including Irmo, Lexington, Cayce, Forest Acres, Seven Oaks, Sandhills and West Columbia. We specialize in crawl space encapsulation, crawl space repair, waterproofing, vapor barrier installation, moisture remediation, mold removal, sump pump installation, drainage systems, and foundation repair. Our tailored services protect homes from water, humidity, mold, and structural damage. Backed by years of experience, advanced techniques, and our 5-Star Experience with lifetime warranties, we provide reliable, long-lasting results you can trust. Schedule a free inspection today and see why Columbia homeowners rely on Crawl Space Brothers.

"It went well Neal was very professional and the pipe work he installed on our well system was all exposed and looked very nice once it was done. He also left his work area clean when he was finished. I would definitely higher him again."

Sexton Brothers Construction serves all of Western North Carolina. \nWe are a family owned and operated construction company that specializes in:\n• Foundation and structural repair \n• Waterproofing\n• Retaining wall installation \n• Drainage \n• Helical Pier installation \n• Foundation installation \nWe are well versed in real estate transactions, and we understand the need for prompt service and responses when dealing with deadlines and time constraints.\nIf you find yourself in need of these services, please do not hesitate to reach out!\n\n

"First, let me say that Eric's team not only did a great job, they probably saved me several thousand dollars. We just bought a house as rental property, and knew we'd need several major jobs done.  Eric gave us a better deal by doing them all at once.
The old deck was falling apart and not to code, since it was just screwed to the house and not secured to the house framing.  Eric used new technology that meets code and allows the deck to be installed without tearing out the ceiling inside the house.  The new deck is strong enough to have gorillas jump on it and still be safe.  We went with composite boards to make the deck last longer and reduce maintenance. Now we don't lose rent on the lower unit while the deck is installed, and the upstairs tenants are safe on the deck.
Water was draining down a hill right up to the house walls, so Handyman Xpress dug the trench, put in the French drain both above and to the side of the house to prevent water damage to the foundation, and replaced an old leaky downspout with a new one.  This area was not accessible by vehicle, so it had to be dug by hand in the cold, hard ground in January.
There had been a leak behind the shower in the lower bathroom.  The entire wall, surrounding tile, and cast iron tub had to be removed down to the studs, as well as 2 sinks. Then  sheet rock, a new tub, new surround, new wall with water resistant drywall, replacement tiles for wall beside the tub, and paint were used to fix the tub/shower.  The previous owner(s) had used galvanized pipes and jerry-rigged techniques that resulted in leaks and probable future problems. Eric's crew arranged to have the plumbing issues resolved preemptively.  All the fixtures were updated and the bathroom was painted. 
Additionally, there were several things we needed done that had not originally been on the list for Eric. We needed a broken window in the garage door replaced, and had them use plexiglass instead of ordinary glass. Looks great and is sturdier as well.
There were 2 broken cabinets in the kitchen and a broken medicine cabinet in another bathroom that was replaced. The dropped ceiling over the upstairs shower was falling, and they repaired that as well. The crew also added a couple of bars, hooks, and towel racks in the bathroom.  The team was very willing to do these as well.
Overall, everyone with Handyman Xpress was polite, friendly, courteous, patient, and professional. (Sounds like a Boy Scout troop, but it's true).


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"I plan on telling my friends to have their water flow problems fixed by this company I am very happy with my French drain. The crew is hardworking and skilled in their job."

As stated in our company name, we are a moving company that is both cost efficient and professional. Our mission is to provide the area with quality service at a fair price. It is these key attributes that sparked the idea for our company and form the basis of which it is built on. Built on these two principle pillars, breaking it down to explain what and who we are is simple:\n\nPillar One: Cost Efficient, Fair Pricing\n\n Unlike nation-wide corporate moving companies, our prices are set in order to be competitive locally.\n\nWe saw the regional need to provide moving services at a lower cost, and wanted to be the ones to provide it.\n\nAfter much market research of the area, we set our prices in order more fairly charge the local community to move.\n\nPillar Two:Professionalism\n\nComing from backgrounds of law enforcement, we pride ourselves in providing our local community with professional service.\n\nWe are real local people, not a national corporation, able to provide care and compassion in our services.\n\nWith these two pillars founding our business, reflected right in our company name, we leave no transparency. Ensuring fairness through budgeted pricing with the expected respect and professionalism our community deserves reflects our business and personal values. Simply put, we are budget friendly and compassionate professionals, or BudgetPros.

"Where the water had leaked through the cinderblock the jack-hammer broke that area off the block and I was left with areas of bigger holes. They cracked a cinderblock on the second tier and repaired it without telling me. This now leaks when the ground is satuated with a week of heavy rain where I never had a leak before. Where the water is pumped out works ok until there is less water to push out and now I have the water dribbling down the out-let drain creating a whole in the soil. On the whole it doesn't look as pretty as the pictures in the book. Except for that new crack they created the system does work well. I did put in an outside french drain to carry excess water away from the side of the house where I have the new crack. It didn't leak much and not at all with light rain-falls. I used floating carpet tiles in case the crack gets worse. As for the drain cover, I put some flushing around it to direct the water away from the corner of the house. Luckily, I took pictures of the whole job after the first couple of heavy rain falls so I have back-up to prove what I am saying. You can see the water seepage from the crack and many places where the water seeped out of the drain itself. However, I figured the stones needed time to settle along with any excess debri. I am going into my 2nd year and rain-fall has not  been as heavy.So far, no leaks for 12 months. The personnel were polite and cleaned up before they left. Would another company have done any better, I doubt it, as, they would use the one jack-hammer with the same force to break up the cement. Since my proberty collects all the water flowing down from the top of the neighborhood I didn't have much choice but to choose this type of water-proofing. I also put in french drains around the edge of my property to direct excess water to the back of my property where there is a slope to carry most of it off to a lake a half a mile away. The one would not have worked without the other. I do have to keep my gutters cleared otherwise my basement walls become satuated. It definately was not a final solution but at least I'm not spending days suctioning up water and drying my basement out with a fan and heater. At this present time when I get heavy rain I can sleep without worry my basement is flooding. However, I noticed my wall has new settlement cracking between the cinderblocks which I feel can be easily patched. My walls were slightly pushing in but that seems to have corrected itself ergo, cracks elsewhere. One day my house my collapse but I feel I won't have anymore flooding.
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