Crawl Space Repair in Mobile, Alabama

Crawl spaces near the bay live with moisture from below and above: a water table close to the surface and more than 65 inches of annual rain. Framing over an open crawl space in this climate softens, sags, and invites decay faster than anywhere else in Alabama.

Raised homes across Midtown, Oakleigh, and Baldwin County towns like Daphne and Fairhope were built for airflow in an era before dehumidification, and their floor systems now carry decades of moisture exposure.

APS restores the structure with crawl space support jacks and sistered framing, pairs the repair with drainage and moisture control, and backs it with the dual warranty. HBLB licensure covers all structural work we perform in Mobile County.

All structural repair work in Mobile County requires a Home Builders Licensure Board (HBLB) license. APS holds this license, ensuring your repair meets Alabama state requirements and can be properly permitted and inspected.

Structural work in Mobile County requires the Home Builders Licensure Board license and bond, and APS holds both. Our crews have worked Gulf Coast soils since 1977, and every repair is designed for the water volumes this coast actually gets rather than the state average.

Assessments are free and end with a written recommendation. The dual warranty, manufacturer coverage plus our in house performance warranty, transfers with the home.

HBLB Licensed, Built for the Gulf Coast