Lowcountry Foundation and Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

A unencapsulated crawl space can cause a whole host of problems if left unattended.If left unsealed the crawl space can invite mold, mildew, and indoor allergen problems, as well as leave the home above uncomfortable, or with spongy floors that will need to be replaced due to moisture damage. Using our Clean Space Vapor Barrier, a thick, moisture resistant barrier, we've sealed this crawl space off from the potential dangers of an unfinished crawl space. 

This homeowner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair when they noticed sagging floors in their bathroom. One of our inspectors was sent out to do a thorough inspection of the property created a free customized quote for the solution to the issue. The inspector found that the floors in the home were rotten and there were settling piers causing the floor to be unlevel. Our team installed a new wood floor and supported the settling areas with our SmartJack Support System.

A Macon, GA homeowner detected noticeable sinking in two rooms, leading to visible gaps between the baseboard and the floor. Seeking a remedy, they enlisted our expertise. After a thorough assessment, our team recommended and subsequently installed slab piers. This solution aimed to provide the essential support required to lift the sunken slab back to a level position. By executing this strategic approach, we successfully minimized the gaps, effectively enhancing the home's stability and restoring the homeowner's peace of mind.

Our foundation pier system was used to lift this settling home in Macon, GA. Steel piers are driven deep into the soil beneath the house. This transfers the weight of the home to the stable soil. Effectively lifting the settled foundation and stabilizing it against further movement. 

Keeping this customers crawl space dry was the objective. To do this, our team installed our CleanSpace Drainage Matting throughout the dirt crawl space floor. The matting is designed to effectively channel water away from the dirt floor and direct it towards the sump system. This will prevent water from accumulating and causing moisture issues like mold growth.