Lowcountry Foundation and Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

In Savannah, GA, a homeowner faced the daunting issue of a sinking front porch causing unsightly stair step cracking, visible in the before photo. Such foundation concerns not only potentially impact the structural integrity of a home but also its aesthetic appeal. As seen in the after photo, our team at Lowcountry Foundation and Crawlspace Repair effectively resolved this issue using our reliable Push Pier System. This solution permanently stabilized the settling foundation, and in many cases, like this one, brought the porch closer to its original level. Our expertise ensures your home regains stability and enhanced value.

In Savannah, GA, this homeowner faced a challenging issue—water consistently leaking through the foundation wall, threatening their crawl space. As capturing in the "before" photo, this was much more than an inconvenience; it was compromising the homeowner's sense of security within their own walls. Yet, notice the remarkable transformation in the “after” photo, displaying the expert utility of our SuperSump system. With the trusty SuperSump pump in place, protection from floods is reliable and robust, ensuring this home remains dry and safe. This is how we help build peace of mind.

Cleanspace was installed in the customer's crawl space to effectively eliminate moisture issues. This system creates a durable barrier that prevents ground moisture from evaporating into the crawl space, reducing humidity levels and protecting the home from potential mold, mildew, and structural damage.

This homeowner's crawl space was plagued by persistent humidity, moisture, and mold, creating an unhealthy environment and potential structural risks. Our team installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, effectively eliminating humidity, moisture, and mold issues, transforming the crawl space into a clean, dry, and healthier area.

A Savannah, GA homeowner contacted our office for assistance in stabilizing their damaged floor joists. After a thorough assessment, we sistered the joists with new lumber. This process involves attaching new, structurally sound lumber alongside the existing joists to reinforce and stabilize them. By sistering the joists, we restore the structural integrity of the floor system, prevent further damage, and ensure a safer, more stable foundation for the home.