Lowcountry Foundation and Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

In Hilton Head Island, a homeowner was facing the challenge of sagging main beams in their crawl space. As you can see in the first photo, this issue can cause discomfort and potential long-term problems. We approached this challenge as we always do—with expertise and care. By installing the SmartJack system for stability, PowerBrace for permanent wall support, and CleanSpace Drainage Matting for effective drainage, we transformed the space into something secure and lasting. Notice in the after photo how the stability is beautifully restored, reflecting our commitment to safe, healthy homes.

Using our PolyLevel concrete leveling system, our team successfully lifted this homeowners sunken slab to its original position. 

A homeowner faced persistent issues with high moisture and humidity in their crawl space, causing musty odors, dampness, and sagging insulation. To resolve these problems, we installed the CleanSpace Encapsulation System. This durable and moisture-resistant solution includes a heavy-duty polyethylene liner applied to the walls and floor of the crawl space, creating a protective barrier against moisture, mold, and pests. The result is a clean, dry, and odor-free space that enhances indoor air quality, lowers energy costs, and safeguards the home’s structural integrity.  

A homeowner in Hilton Head Island was dealing with water rolling to their garage during heavy rains. Our crew installed a Spee-D Channel parallel to the garage door to capture the water and redirect it to an outlet. 

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!