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Crawl Space Repair Photo Album: Crawl Space Repaired with Encapsulation and SmartJack Support

This home in Gray, GA had a main beam that was twisting with multiple piers failing underneath it. There was also a moisture issue contributing to the foundation problem, as the high humidity was weakening the wood. Our team at Lowcountry Foundation Repair was able to solve both of these issues by installing the CleanSpace Encapsulation System and a SmartJack Support System to seal out the moisture and support the area of the floor where the main beam was failing.

Twisting Main Beam and Failing Pier

There was a concrete support pier under the main beam that was tilting, causing the main beam to twist hazardously.

Old Rotten Crawl Space Door

This crawl space door made of wood is not sealed and can't handle constant exposure to moisture, leading to the bottom of the wood falling apart, letting in water.

Signs of Water Seeping Through the Wall

Notice the stains on the concrete block wall. This is an indication that water may be coming through depositing minerals onto the block.

Levelled Smartjack

Each SmartJack is properly leveled to support the structure above.

After SmartJacks and CleanSpace Installed

The floor is now being supported with the SmartJack Support System and has advanced moisture protection in place to preserve the wood of the home.

Installed Everlast Door

The old rotten wood crawlspace door was replaced with a new sealed Everlast door that prevents water from entering into the space.

Dehumidifier Installed

The SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier was installed in the crawl space to monitor and control the humidity levels in the air down to a safe level where mold is dormant and wood moisture is within a reasonable range.

TripleSafe Sump Pump Installed

A TripleSafe Sump Pump was installed to pump water out of the crawl space.

Discharge Line

The sump pump discharge line exits out the wall and extends out and away from the home. The line is buried up until the LawnScape outlet where the water exits the system.