Lowcountry Foundation and Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

In Beaufort, SC, a homeowner expressed apprehension regarding their home's structural stability as evidenced by uneven floors and visible cracks. Eager for a solution, they engaged our services. Our meticulous inspector conducted a comprehensive evaluation, uncovering the root issue - a lack of adequate support at the corner of the home's foundation.

Recognizing the critical need for intervention, our team devised a tailored approach that centered on the installation of concentric piers. Strategically placed along the under-supported corner, these piers fortified the foundation, remedying the uneven floors and addressing the homeowner's concerns. With our adept implementation of the concentric piers, the corner foundation received the vital reinforcement it required, ensuring a solid and balanced living environment for the homeowner in Beaufort, SC.

Before: Check out the concerning cracks along the foundation wall in this Beaufort, SC home, symptomatic of unsettling settlement issues. After: With our Push Pier system, we’ve turned concern into confidence. The stabilized foundation now stands strong, representing our commitment to durable solutions and peace of mind for homeowners

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. 

The owners of this Port Royal, SC apartment complex had issues with one of their 2-story apartment buildings sinking on one side up to 10 inches! Not being able to rent the apartments closest to the sinking area, causing a loss in income, they researched online and called the experts at Lowcountry Foundation Repair to come and look at their foundation issues.

A combination of slab piers, a below-ground galvanized steel solution installed through the garage floors and helical piers, steel piers screwed into the ground around the perimeter of the building, were used to raise the foundation back to level. The combined system is designed to potentially lift slabs and any non-load bearing partition walls that may have settled along with the slab. It did for these building owners, and their building was bought level again. Now the apartments can be rented again!