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This home in White Oak, GA had a failing foundation. An indication this was occurring was determined by the sagging support beams, which were being held up by cinder blocks. Lowcountry Foundation Repair came in with the proper tools to make this foundation safe and stable.
Our team of experts installed SmartJacks, adjustable piers that help stabilize the foundation. SmartJacks provide supplemental support to your failing structure. They lift failing floor joists or beams, restoring them to their original position.
If your floor is sinking or you're noticing structural damage in your home, contact us today to schedule your FREE inspection!
This home in Springfield, GA had cracks visible on the exterior of the home, showing noticeable gaps in the cinderbock on the side of the house. After looking up online who to call for foundation services in the area, the homeowner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a free inspection and customized quote to fix the issue. The inspector recommended our piering system to relevel and support the foundation, fixing the cracking issue and preventing settling further settling. The homeowner says there is a noticeable improvement.
Foundation settlement caused the home to sink in certain areas. To restore it to its original position, we installed a foundation pier system, providing permanent support and stabilization.
This home had a large section of the outside of the home settling, causing a long horizontal crack in the brick of the home. One of our inspectors was sent out to look at the issue and formulate a complete solution. The resulting recommendation the homeowner decided to go with was to have piers installed along the exterior wall of the home, lifting the section back into place. Once lifted back to level, the missing grout can be filled back in.
This home had a crack above the dining room doorway that was concerning. After doing some research, the owner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair and we sent our team to install SmartJacks in the crawl space to support the floor that had settled underneath a wall.