Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

This crawl space was wet and had a foul odor. The homeowner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair and scheduled a free inspection. After a thorough inspection by one of our system design specialists, the recommended solution was to get an encapsulation. Our inspector also created a customized quote to fit the needs of this home’s crawlspace. Our CleanSpace® Crawl Space Vapor Barrier System effectively seals off the crawl space from humid air and moisture. By encapsulating the dirt crawl space, the structure of the home was protected from future moisture damage. The result is a dry, odor-free crawl space. The homeowners were very impressed with it.

After inspecting a home in Savannah, GA, the homeowner was advised to have the crawl space encapsulated and dehumidified to prevent moisture buildup and potential damage to the structure. Our team recommended and installed the CleanSpace Encapsulation System and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to ensure the crawl space remained dry and protected against excessive moisture.

In a Savannah, GA home, the homeowner expressed concerns about excessive moisture in the crawl space and sagging floors. Our diligent inspector conducted a thorough evaluation, addressing both issues to provide a comprehensive solution. Recognizing the importance of moisture control, our team recommended and implemented a professional encapsulation system for the crawl space, effectively safeguarding the home against moisture damage. Additionally, our skilled professionals identified specific areas of the floor that required supplemental support to alleviate sagging. By addressing the moisture concerns and providing necessary floor support, we ensured the homeowner a dry, stable, and comfortable living environment.

A homeowner in Savannah, GA called out Lowcountry Foundation Repair for an free inspection of their crawlspace after their neighbors has to replace their subfloor due to high humidity. A Cleanspace encapsulation system and a Sanidry Sedona dehumidifier were installed to give peace of mind that the home was protected for years to come. 

This homeowner had a leak that flooded their kitchen. The water went through the floor and made the insulation in the crawlspace wet and fall down. The homeowner called Lowcountry Foundation to see about having the insulation removed. Our inspector noticed a moisture issue and suggested in addition to removing the insulation that the ground be covered in drainage matting, which helps prevent water from pooling in the crawlspace, allowing it to drain away from the home's foundation. This solution was sufficient for the level of moisture the crawlspace had and the homeowner was pleased with the work completed and the results.