Lowcountry Foundation and Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Mary Ann H. of Macon, GA had a water problem in her crawl space. She called  Lowcountry Foundation Repair to fix the issue. Our team installed a Complete CleanSpace Encapsulation System installed to remove moisture and reduce humidity under the home. 

Randy B. of Macon, GA was worried about his home. There were cracks in the foundation wall, the drywall was tearing and his floors were uneven. Randy thought his home might be settling and called Lowcountry Foundation Repair to schedule a free inspection. The inspector recommended installing a SmartJack system.

To stabilize and lift the sinking floors five SmartJacks and four PowerBrace beams were installed in the crawl space. SmartJacks are galvanized steel crawl space support columns that are capable of support 60,000 pounds each. The project took one for the Lowcountry Foundation Repair team to complete, and the results were immediately noticed by Randy when he walked in his home. He was thrilled with the results!

Linda B. of Macon, GA had a settlement problem. Stair stepping cracks were noticeable in two places in her brick wall. She tried to fix the cracks with mortar but the mortar didn’t last and the cracks grew. Linda called Lowcountry Foundation Repair to finally fix the problem. 

Lowcountry Foundation Repair installed a Push Pier System, consisting of three push piers. The piers were installed beneath the footer of the home, where the weight of the foundation could be transferred to stop the house from settling. The piers were hydraulically lifted, lifting the foundation wall, closing the gap between the cracks permanently.

Richard R. of Macon, GA had a wet basement. He didn't know where the water was coming and called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for help. Lowcountry Foundation Repair identified the source and fixed the problem for him by encapsulating the basement.

Tony R. of Macon, GA called  Lowcountry Foundation Repair after seeing a commercial on tv for foundation repair. On one side of Tony's house, the foundation wall had cracked. Light was penetrating the crack, shining through the foundation wall.

Lowcountry Foundation Repair fixed the sinking and settling foundation with a Push Pier System. Six push piers were installed along the sinking wall. After the installation was complete the weight of the house was transferred from the shifting soils to the push pier system, supported by load bearing strata.