Home Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This home in Eastman, GA was having issues with the floor being uneven and unlevel. The home owner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a solution, and our inspector recommended a SmartJack System to lift and level the floors. They were very pleased with the final results!

This home in Eastman, GA had a chimney that was tilting away from the home. The homeowner wanted to make sure that the chimney was supported before it potentially could collapse. They called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a solution and the inspector presented a solution including our piering system to lift and support the sinking side of the chimney, bringing it back up against the home securely.

This homeowner in Eastman, GA had hardwood floors that were buckling and unlevel 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, fixing the buckling floors. The homeowner decided to move forward with the recommendation and were amazed with the final results.

This homeowner in Beaufort, SC had sagging 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, fixing the sagging floors. The homeowner decided to move forward with the recommendation and were happy with the results.

This homeowner in Beaufort, SC called Lowcountry Foundation Repair when they noticed sagging floors inside their home. An inspector was sent out to evaluate the property for free and they recommended SmartJack® Crawl SpaceSupport Posts to help even out the floors in those areas. They installed and adjusted PowerBrace supplemental beams to act like a joist, creating support capable of maintaining the level of the floor. The SmartJacks can also be adjusted in the future if necessary. Some beams that had warped from moisture and downward pressure with lack of support can sometimes need time after being raised to level to flatten back to a natural straight wood position. Then another slight adjustment can be made for a final result.