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Structural Repair for Floors, Framing & Open-Concept Beams
There’s a moment when a home stops feeling “solid.”
A floor bounces when you walk. A door starts catching. A hairline crack becomes a line you can’t ignore. Noticing these changes is exactly what protects a home from turning into a bigger project later.
We specialize in the structural work most contractors avoid: the framing, supports that restore confidence in the way your home feels.
Serving Upstate South Carolina and surrounding areas.
What we’re known for
- Stabilizing bouncy, uneven, or sagging floors
- Repairing and replacing compromised framing (rot/termite/fungus/water damage)
- Correcting framing deficiencies with proper supports (posts, jacks, beams, joists)
- Installing LVL beams and removing load-bearing walls safely
Choose Your Licensed & Insured Repair
Bouncy, Uneven, & Sloping Floor Repair
Floors that bounce, dip, slope, and settle often trace back to the framing below, not new flooring.
Floor Solutions >
Wall Crack Repair
Cracks between the wall, ceiling, and door frames.
Wall Solutions >
Wall To Floor Separation
Gaps where the wall seems to separate from the floor.
Floor Separation Solutions >
Load-Bearing Wall Removal
Open layouts done the right way: safe support, clean results. Make your open-concept dreams come true.
Wall Removal >
Termite Damage Repair
Replace and rebuild termite-damaged wood so the structure is strong again.
Termite Solutions >
Dry/Wet Rot Repair
Replace and rebuild rot-damaged wood so the structure is strong again.
Dry/Wet Rot Solutions >
Our Repair Solutions
Added Support (Posts, Beams, & Jacks)
Replace and rebuild termite-damaged wood so the structure is strong again.
Learn more about added supports.
Band Repair
The band plays a major role in transferring load down into the foundation.
Learn more about band repair.
Joist Repair
Floor joists are the most numerous framing members in most crawlspaces.
Learn more about joist repair.
Girder Repair
A damaged girder can create wide-area bounce or long slopes.
Learn more about girder repair.
Our Structural Repair Process
Step 1 – Inspection & Measurements
We examine the floor system, beams, supports, and any visible damage. We look for where support is missing, where loads concentrate, and why the problem is showing up where it is.
Step 2 – Clear Repair Plan
We explain what we found in plain language, outline the recommended fix, and give you expectations, what will improve, what won’t, and why.
Step 3 – Repair & Stabilize
Repairs may include reinforcing joists, repairing subfloor sections, strengthening beams, replacing posts, installing floor jacks, or installing engineered beams/headers for structural changes. We keep the work area clean and leave the space secure.
Why Homeowners Choose Structural Repair
Structural issues have a quiet way of stealing comfort. You adapt. You step around that spot. You stop trusting the floor the way you used to.
Repair changes that.
Benefits Homeowners Care most about
- Floors feel solid again, less bounce, less movement, fewer surprises
- Confidence that the home is supported the right way
- Repairs that address the cause, not just the symptom
- A clear plan and straightforward pricing before work begins
- Stronger long-term support where it matters
If you want a simple next step, start with an inspection. We’ll tell you what’s happening and what it would take to fix it.
Structural Repair FAQs
How long does structural repair take?
Timing depends on the scope of work. Some repairs can be completed quickly, while larger beam/support work or wall removal work may take longer. You’ll get a timeframe after inspection.
Is load-bearing wall removal safe?
Yes, when it’s evaluated correctly and supported with the proper beam/header system. We assess the load path and install engineered beams and supports to carry weight safely.
Can bouncy floors be fixed without tearing out the finished flooring?
Often, yes. Many floor issues can be corrected from below by reinforcing framing and improving support points. Each home is different, so we confirm the best option during inspection.
How do I know if my floor issue is structural?
If the floor slopes, dips, bounces, or feels soft, especially if it has worsened over time, there’s usually something happening in the support system beneath it (joists, beams, subfloor, posts, or supports).
Serving the Upstate of South Carolina
Foundation and crawl space repair across twelve counties of the Upstate and beyond. Hover a city to see it on the map. Not listed? Call and ask. If we don't cover you, we'll tell you straight.