Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Check out this before and after of a crawl space stabilization project using our SmartJack Support System. Before, the crawl space was sagging and unstable, causing potential issues for the home above. After installing our SmartJack Support System, the crawl space is now secure and level, providing reliable support and peace of mind.

To eliminate ground water from pooling on this crawl space floor, we installed our Drainage Matting throughout the space! This mat creates an easy pathway for water to drain to the sump system to be pumped out of the crawl space and away from the homes foundation. 

We installed an exterior discharge line connected to the sump pump system to effectively remove water from this homeowners  home. This ensures that excess water is directed away from the foundation, preventing potential flooding and water damage.

Stephen C. of Macon, GA had moisture issues and microbial growth on his basement walls. Stephen went online to research foundation experts who could help.

Stephen found Lowcountryfoundationrepair.com and viewed case studies & read job stories similar to the issues he was having. He called for a free estimate to fix his basement issues. An inspector went to the home and recommended installing a TripleSafe Sump System; a highly efficient water evacuation system for basements. He also recommended encapsulating the area to isolate the basement walls from the earth, preventing microbial growth and reducing humidity. Stephen had the work done and within just a few days noticed an immediate difference. He was thrilled!

In Macon, GA, a homeowner faced a challenge with soft spots in their floor and subfloor rot, a situation no one should deal with. As you can see in the photos, we transformed their crawl space into a dry, stable foundation using our CleanSpace system, Drainage Matting, SaniDry Sedona, and SuperSump. These reliable solutions turned a problem into renewed potential, giving the home a fresh start and protection from future issues. Here’s to creating healthier, more resilient spaces.