Lowcountry Foundation and Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

This home addition with a second-floor apartment in Savannah, GA had unlevel floors above the garage. Our team was able to help properly support the floor by installing SmartJacks to provide permanent stability to the floor above.

Upon inspection of the crawl space of a home in Savannah, GA, our team found that the piers supporting the main beam were failing, causing the beam to sag and putting the home's structural integrity at risk. To properly support the main beam and restore the home's stability, our team installed SmartJacks. The SmartJacks were installed to support the main beam and effectively support the home. The homeowner can now have peace of mind knowing their home is safe and secure.

In Savannah, GA, a homeowner expressed concerns about the foundation and crawl space insulation, specifically water-related issues. To address these concerns, our team provided a complimentary inspection by a knowledgeable system design specialist. During the assessment, our specialist identified debris accumulation, elevated wood moisture, signs of water seepage, and joist damage. Based on these findings, we developed a tailored solution, including installing a CleanSpace Encapsulation System, repairing the joists, and adding Smartjacks for supplemental support. This comprehensive approach addressed moisture and insulation needs and ensured structural stability for the crawl space. The CleanSpace Encapsulation System served as a moisture barrier and insulation, providing a long-lasting solution for the homeowner. With our recommended solution, the homeowner can have peace of mind, knowing their crawl space is protected and their foundation is properly supported.

In Savannah, GA our team installed our SmartJack Support System to permanently lift, level, and stabilize a customer's sagging floor. Our SmartJack Support System uses a steel bracket system to raise and support the floor joists, restoring the floor to its original level. This system is non-invasive, meaning the joists don't need to be cut into or removed, and is permanent, meaning the floor will remain lifted and stabilized.

This homeowner in Savannah, GA noticed that their basement walls would leak during heavy rains. A perimeter drainage system, Wall liner and a TripleSafe sump pump were installed to eliminate any further water intrusion.