Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

In Johns Island, SC, a homeowner sought our expertise to improve their crawl space. Our inspector conducted a free inspection and discovered concerning moisture issues, with excessively high wood moisture levels. After careful evaluation, our specialist presented a detailed written proposal. The recommendation included the installation of the CleanSpace Encapsulation system to effectively seal out humidity, preventing mold growth and wood rot. Our dedicated team then proceeded to install the CleanSpace Encapsulation system, meticulously ensuring its proper implementation. In addition, we installed a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier to actively monitor and maintain optimal humidity levels in the crawl space. This comprehensive solution guarantees a healthier and more protected environment, addressing the homeowner's concerns and enhancing the overall integrity of their home in Johns Island, SC.

Customer noticed musty odors coming up from the crawl space. After a thorough inspection, our team discovered a faulty liner that was not longer doing its intended job. To seal the space and eliminate moisture issues from coming back, we removed the existing liner and installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. 

A homeowner called us out to inspect the liner that was previously in the home to get a gauge on the quality and craftsmanship on what is currently in their home. After the appointment, they decided to go with our premium Cleanspace system along with a sump pump and Sedona Dehumidifier to protect their home for the long run. 

A homeowner in Mount Pleasant, SC were noticing buckling in their flooring and needed answers. They called Lowcountry Foundation Repair to get answers tailored to their needs. High humidity levels were found as well as mold growing on the floor joist due to the humidity. A Cleanspace encapsulation system, Everlast door, and Sanidry Sedona was installed in tandem with Mold-X2 mold remediation spray to control and regulate organic growth within the crawlspace and the relative humidity. 

As seen from the before picture, this crawlspace has been dealing with water intrusion at the foundation wall. With a perimeter crawlspace drainage system, all water will be captured and redirected to the sump pump.