Serving Longview, Kelso & SW Washington
Post & Beam Repair Under Your Home in Longview & Kelso
Sagging, bouncy or uneven floors can point to a support problem in the crawl space. We inspect the posts, beams and footings under your home and recommend the repair that fits what we find.
- Inspection of posts, beams and what they sit on
- Repairs and added support fit to your home's framing
- A clear explanation before any work is scheduled
Request a Free Post & Beam Estimate
Tell us what you're noticing in the floors above. We'll follow up to set a time to look.
Common signs
Signs your floor supports may need attention
Sagging or dipping floors
Low spots you can see or feel, often in the middle of a room or hallway.
Bouncy or soft areas
Floors that flex or feel spongy when you walk across them.
Doors that stick or swing
Doors that no longer latch or drift open on their own.
Damaged posts
Posts that are cracked, leaning, rotted or crushed at the top or bottom.
Posts on dirt or loose blocks
Supports that were never set on a proper footing.
Split or sagging beams
Beams that are cracked, damp or visibly bowed between posts.
Uneven floors have many possible causes. A sloping floor doesn't automatically mean a post or beam has failed. That's what the inspection is for.
How it helps
How crawl space supports hold up your floors
In most crawl space homes, the floor rests on joists, the joists rest on beams, and the beams are held up by posts sitting on concrete footings or piers. When one of those pieces is damaged, missing or settling, the floor above can sag or feel soft.
Post and beam repair addresses that support system directly. Depending on what we find, that can mean replacing deteriorated posts, adding support where it's lacking, or correcting what a post is sitting on.
- Check posts, beams and footings for damage or settling
- Replace damaged posts and add support where needed
- Secure new supports with proper hardware
- Point out moisture problems that caused the damage
Moisture is often part of the story
Rotted posts and beams usually got that way from long-term moisture. We'll show you the cause, so you can deal with it and protect the repair.
Real project photos
The supports under your floor
Posts, beams and piers from crawl spaces we've worked in.
Photos are from Crawlspace Pros projects. Every home is different, and your recommendation will be based on what we find in your crawl space.
Why Crawlspace Pros
A local crew that explains before it quotes
Structural work deserves a straight answer. We'll tell you what's wrong, what isn't, and what the repair involves.
Family owned, small and independent
You are working with a local family business, not a call center or a national franchise.
10+ Years Experience
Years of hands-on crawl space work in Southwest Washington homes.
Licensed, bonded & insured
Coverage you should expect from anyone working under your home.
Straightforward pricing
Honest, fair pricing with the scope explained up front, so you know what you are paying for.
Clear communication
We show you what we found and explain what matters most before any work is scheduled.
Free estimates
Tell us what is going on and we will set up a time to look and give you an estimate.
How it works
Four simple steps from first call to clear plan
- 1
We listen
Call, text or send the form and tell us what you have noticed.
- 2
We inspect
We check posts, beams, footings and the framing above for damage, rot and settling.
- 3
We explain
We walk you through what we found and what matters most.
- 4
We lay out the work
You get a clear repair plan and estimate. You decide what happens next.
From our customers
What homeowners say
Straightforward pricing, no hidden surprises, friendly, and hard working.
Fast, affordable, and friendly. … they did a fantastic job.
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Post and beam repair questions
What causes posts and beams to fail?
Common causes include long-term moisture and rot, posts set on soil or loose blocks, undersized supports and settling footings. Sometimes it's an older repair that was never done right.
Is a sagging floor always a post or beam problem?
No. Sloping floors can also come from settling, damaged joists, foundation movement or how the house was built. We inspect to find the actual cause before recommending a repair.
Do you replace posts or add new ones?
Both, depending on what your home needs. Some posts can stay, some need replacing, and some areas need added support. We'll explain the recommendation before anything is done.
Will my floor be perfectly level afterward?
We'll tell you what's realistic for your home. Older houses may have settled over decades, and the goal is solid, properly supported floors. If leveling is part of the plan, we'll explain what to expect.
Is it safe to wait?
We can't judge that without seeing it. If you notice floors changing quickly, new cracks, or a post that has shifted, call sooner rather than later.
Which areas do you serve?
Our service area includes Longview, Kelso, Woodland, Battle Ground and Vancouver and surrounding Southwest Washington communities. Send your city or ZIP with the form and we'll confirm we can get to you.
Get your floor supports checked
Tell us what you're feeling in the floors. We'll inspect what's underneath and give you a clear repair plan and estimate.
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