Lowcountry Foundation and Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Ricky D. of Danville, GA was watching tv one night when he saw a Lowcountry Foundation Repair ad for foundation repair. Dan owned a home that was built in 1890. The home was moved and needed to be stabilized.

Ricky called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for help. The  inspector recommended installing two SmartJacks to support the joists in the crawl space. The inspector also recommended installing seven helical piles around one corner of the house.

Ricky decided to have the work done and thrilled with the results from us!

This home built in 2002 had a sagging floor and cracks appearing on the dining room walls. The homeowner had jacks put in from a company in the area, and the cracks in the dining room closed, but a few years later, the jacks settled. This had the homeowner looking around for a more permanent solution to the issue Our team at Lowcountry Foundation Repair came out and installed a SmartJack system, lifting the settled floor and supporting the structure. SmartJacks are designed to prevent future settlement and retain adjustability over time in special cases of settlement, like a root system dying and leaving a void.

This home in Irwinton, Georgia suffered from a settling foundation causing cracks in the exterior walls of the front porch. Our Foundation Repair Team installed 4 slab piers to lift the foundation. The cracks closed and the foundation is stabilized!

This home in Dublin, GA had cracks appearing on the exterior of the house due to a tree falling on the roof. The owner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a free inspection and customized quote to fix the issue. Our inspector recommended our piering system to relevel and support the foundation. The homeowner decided to move forward with the recommendation and were very satisfied with the results.

The floors in this Inwinton, GA home had settled in some areas, creating some cracking on the ceiling. Our team at Lowcountry Foundation Repair installed a SmartJack Support System to lift and support the floors back into place, shrinking the ceiling cracks as well.