Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

We installed the Triplesafe Sump Pump to waterproof the basement because it offers three layers of protection. It’s got a main pump, a backup pump, and a battery-powered pump for when the power goes out. This setup keeps the basement dry, even during heavy rains or power outages, making it a reliable solution for waterproofing.

Before, our homeowner in Sea Island, GA faced the challenge of water intrusion at the base of their basement wall. Water seepage threatened the dryness and usability of their valuable space. As seen in the photos, our WaterGuard® system transformed their wet basement into a dry, secure area. This innovative drainage solution works quietly beneath the surface, channeling water to the TripleSafe™ sump pump, ensuring your security and comfort. With our dedication to perfection and quality, your basement can be a place of peace and reassurance once more. We're here to support your home's potential.

This home in Oakatie, SC had issues with water in the crawlspace. The crawlspace had basically turned into a mud pit, and that water sitting under the home was starting to cause issues with moisture affecting the wood foundation of the home. The homeowner called Lowcountry to fix the issue and our inspector did a free inspection and estimate to fix the issue with our waterproofing system. The homeowner decided to move forward with the project and was happy they chose Lowcountry!

A homeowner in Bluffton, SC experienced water pooling around the inside edges of their screened-in porch. Our inspector conducted a comprehensive inspection and custom-designed a waterproofing system to address the specific needs of the situation. The solution involved the installation of a perimeter drainage system utilizing spee-D Channel to collect water seepage, along with the extension of downspouts away from the screened-in porch area. Our professional team skillfully installed this tailored solution, effectively resolving the water pooling issue and ensuring a dry and enjoyable environment for the homeowner's screened-in porch.

The elevator shafts in this building had a water intrusion issue. The water issue had to be fixed to to follow proper code regulation for elevators, so they called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a solution. One of our inspectors came out and did a thorough inspection, then wrote up a free quote to fix the issue. Both elevator shafts needed waterproofing, and there was also a need to re-support the foundation of the shaft as well because of the water issue. The owner was very pleased with the inspection and attention to detail. They decided to move forward with the project and loved the results. They were glad they chose Lowcountry!