Home Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Brunswick, GA, sought an inspection to assess potential foundation issues. Our dedicated inspector performed a complimentary evaluation and identified multiple spots on the floor that required additional support. To address the stability concerns, our team designed a tailored solution using the SmartJack Support System. With expert installation, the SmartJack System now provides reliable support, ensuring a solid and secure foundation for the homeowner's peace of mind in Brunswick, GA.

A homeowner in Brunswick, GA was concerned about the integrity of their home with the presence of cracking above their windows. After consulting with our Design Specialist at their FREE inspection, it was determined that Foundational push piers were needed to stabilize and possibly raise. As seen from the photos, the project was a great success in closing the gaps in the home and giving this homeowner peace of mind!

This homeowner in Brunswick, GA had cracking walls and uneven floors in their home. They called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a free inspection and customized quote to fix the issue. Our inspector recommended SmartJacks to support the home and relevel the floor, sealing the cracks. The homeowner decided to move forward with the recommendation and were happy with the final results.

This home had sagging floors that were to walk on. The owner decided to call us at Lowcountry and we sent or team out to install SmartJacks to lift and support their foundation, straightening the sagging floors.

This home in Brunswick, GA was having some issues with water from the yard flowing through the crawl space, flooding the area, causing dirt to wash out, and leading to settlement of the floor in a few areas. Our team installed a waterproofing system to remove the water from the space, then installed SmartJacks to support the floor where settlement occurred. After a successful install with great results, the homeowner also expressed some interest in potentially having the crawl space encapsulated later on as the next step to protecting the wood floor from humidity.