Lowcountry Basement Systems Partners with Appalachian Outreach to Assist Impoverished Homeowners

Rincon, GA- It's not every day that the owner of a business offers his time to reach out to the community for four days in a row to offer free services that otherwise could earn his company plenty of money. But, Lowcountry Basement System's owner Rob Videon did just that.

On June 14, alongside the Appalachian Outreach ministries, Videon helped repair the home of a low-income family. This collaborative worked to fix the home's leaking roof, broken bathtub and fixtures, cabinetry, deck floorboards; rebuild a deck ramp, steps, and railing; and provided typical yard maintenance.

With some discernment, this particular community outreach also allows for the team to provide these impoverished family's with any necessary emotional encouragement, and spiritual development.

As the leader and owner of a team of Georgia crawl space specialists, Videon encourages his team to offer the best customer service as well as the industry's best selection of products.

For crawl space repair in Georgia and Southern South Carolina be sure to contact Lowcountry Basement Systems.

Videon is a Certified Crawl Space Specialist through the Basement Systems International Basement Waterproofing Contractor Network, and has become a Certified Water Damage Restoration and Applied Microbial Remediation Technician. His expertise, in addition to the superiority of Lowcountry's network, makes for a productive and trustworthy business.

Lowcountry is an authorized dealer of Basement Systems, Inc., which is composed of more than 300 of the world's most qualified and talented crawl space encapsulation and basement waterproofing experts. These contractors have access to 25 patented products, exclusive trainings, and support from its network.

The Appalachian Outreach is a home repair ministry put together by the Campus Ministries Department of Carson-Newman College in Tennessee. The ministry offers home repairs to the impoverished. Due to recent expansion, it now teams up with several other ministries including: a homeless shelter, food distribution, used clothing and furniture, computer and education, and many more!