Mold Problems Before & After Photos

Wood can be still structurally intact but lose it's strength and integrity over time. Joist sistering and reinforcement  is sometimes needed to give the joist their integrity back. 

This home in Soperton, GA had a gap growing in between the floor and the baseboard of the wall. Our inspector did a thorough investigation of the crawl space and found active termites that needed to be addressed before foundation repairs could be made. After the home was treated by a termite company, our inspector was then able to assess the stability of the floor and found that it was still reliably supportive, but it had weakened, causing the floor to sag in the area there was a floor gap. In order to solve this issue, a SmartJack Support System was installed in the area where the floor was sagging. Then that system was used to attempt to lift the floor into a more level position and stabilize it in place.

Rot and high moisture levels damaged the subfloor in this customer's crawl space. To replace the subfloor with new lumber, the buckling and swollen laminate floor above had to be removed. The damaged subfloor was removed and replaced with new lumber. 

A damp and moist crawl space led to the water damage of this customers subfloor in Vidalia, GA. The customer needed to find a reputable contractor to repair the damage and restore the subfloor. They chose us for the job because of our reputation for quality work and excellent customer service. We quickly responded and began the process of restoring the subfloor.

In the before photo, notice the issues troubling a home in Rocky Ford, GA - sagging floors and rotting wood that risked the foundation sustainment. This stable beauty was yearning for some strength and resilience. Our team at Lowcountry Foundation and Crawlspace Repair answered this call for renewal with our powerful SmartJack System, skillfully designed to lift and stabilize those compromised floors. Alongside the everlasting PowerBrace System, our solution fortified the home's structure, safe and sound for years to come. Nothing lifts spirits—and floors— quite like a safe, solid foundation.