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The SmartJack provides many advantages over the old-fashioned and less desirable methods still in use in some areas. Concrete columns are used in some areas for crawl space foundation support in NJ, but these columns provide a time-consuming repair while waiting for the concrete to cure. Additionally, these non-adjustable beams may need to be shimmed for extra support later. Additional shimming is a temporary fix at best- one which will likely need to continue to be shimmed in the future and will provide a solution that will not lift the floors or walls and potentially cause damage to the area. Another alternative- the light-duty jack post- will operate under very limited capacities, will not address the problem of weak foundation soils, and is very difficult to adjust.
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Weak foundation soils, settling support columns, and improperly spaced supports are common within a crawl space, and they can often lead to sagging and signs of fatigue. If your home is experiencing settling columns, or sagging floor beans and joists in your home, rebuilding and replacing the structure is not your only option. The SmartJack Crawl Space Foundation Support System provides Perth Amboy, NJ the fast, cost-effective, and superior solution that you need. Fully compatible with a CleanSpace Crawl Space Encapsulation System, and are able to provide immediate stabilization and results. 
The SmartJack addresses all these shortcomings with galvanized steel crawl space support columns in NJ, which are able to bear vertical loads exceeding 60,000 pounds each. These supports are able to install in less than one day, and their engineered design will efficiently transfer load to existing soils. No messy concrete or curing time is needed, and the adjustable columns provide the opportunity to attempt to restore the structure to its original position.