Lowcountry Foundation and Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Jackson W. of Walterboro, SC had lived in his home for eight years. Since he first moved in, he slowly noticed condensation on his HVAC duct work in the the crawl space. At first Jackson thought it was just a fluke and didn’t much attention to it.

After a few years of the same issue, he decided to have his crawl space inspected by Lowcountry Basement Systems. The inspector documented the high moisture level and recommended encapsulating his crawl space to prevent mold, wood rot and other structural-related problems. Jackson had the work done and he noticed a lower electric bill and improved air quality in his his home.

This home in Walterboro, Ga had moisture issues indicated by the fiberglass insulation falling down from the subfloor. The homeowner was worried about the high moisture levels and how they may start to cause mold and wood rot on the subfloor if left unresolved. Our team was able to solve this issue by installing a CleanSpace Encapsulation System, a system designed to cover all bases for full protection from high moisture levels.

In Walterboro, GA, a homeowner grappling with floor stability issues reached out to Lowcountry Foundation Repair for help. Our adept System Design Specialist conducted a meticulous inspection, pinpointing the crawl space areas lacking support. The proposed solution, the SmartJack Support System, was swiftly installed, providing the necessary stability and resolving the floor issues. At Lowcountry Foundation Repair, we pride ourselves on delivering effective, tailored solutions to ensure homes stand on solid ground.

This home was in desperate need of wood repair before reaching out to us. with our expert crews of wood working, we were able to replace the joist and main beam with easy to fortify the floors and the homeowner have newfound peace of mind!

The CleanSpace Drainage Matting we installed in this customer's crawl space will help keep it dry by creating a protective barrier that allows water to flow underneath and toward a drainage system. This prevents moisture buildup, reduces the risk of mold and mildew, and protects their home from potential structural damage.