Berkeley County, SC Foundation & Waterproofing Company

Peggy P. of Moncks Corner, SC had a problem with her crawl space. Her sump pump was running 24-hours-a-day to keep the water away from her foundation. Peggy said her crawl space was not built high enough. The builders dug a trench around the home and filled it with tar to keep the water away, she said.

However, it didn’t solve the problem. Peggy called Lowcountry Basement Systems to fix her crawl space waterproofing problem. Jason Ussery, one of our inspectors went to Peggy’s house and recommended a Complete Clean Space Encapsulation System. The system would collect water from the crawl space, channel it to Triple Safe sump pump and would be removed from the foundation.

The system was an instant success. Peggy noticed the difference immediately and was thrilled with the results! Click here to learn more about the Complete Clean Space Encapsulation System.

Earl P. had noticed his floor had become unstable; he was concerned. He saw Lowcountry Basement Systems in a magazine ad and called the phone number. Jason Ussery, one of our inspectors, went to Earl’s home and examined the crawl space.

Jason found that the home had excessive amounts of water in the crawlspace and notified Earl. Jason recommended a SmartSump system to remove the standing water and SmartJacks to fix the sagging foundation.

With the installation of both systems, the home's crawlspace was transformed into a dry, stable environment. Earl was very happy with the results and Lowcountry Basement Systems was pleased to solve his crawlspace and foundation issues.

Buck M. of Moncks Corner, SC was worried about the foundation of his home. He built his home on a crawl space, years later he noticed standing water around his foundation walls after heavy rains. Buck was concerned and thought water was leaking out from his crawl space so he called Lowcountry Basement Systems for a free inspection.

The inspector spent nearly two hours under Buck’s home documenting what saw, moisture readings from the wooden subfloor, taking pictures and measurements. He recommended Buck seal off his home from the earth. The moisture under the home was creating multiple problems.

The inspector noticed black spots on joists, failing insulation and was concerned that if not fixed, the situation would only get worse. Buck decided to have a Complete CleanSpace Encapsulation System installed to prevent moisture from slowly destroying his home. The project took three days and now Buck knows his home is protected.

Emily and James of Goose Creek, SC had a problem with microbial growth in their crawl space. The odors were strong and very noticeable in the house. The moisture in the crawl space made the air conditioner work overtime to try and keep up with the demand for cool, dry air inside the house.

James researched home humidity related causes. His search lead him to Lowcountry Basement Systems, who specializes in crawl space solutions that reduce humidity in crawl spaces. After meeting with an inspector from Lowcountry Basement Systems, James decided to have his crawl space sealed off to prevent moisture from getting into his crawl space. This would eliminate the mildew smell and reduce the amount of time his air conditioner needed to run. The inspector recommended installing a Complete CleanSpace Encapsulation System, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, and an EverLast Crawl Space Door to reduce moisture and remove humidity from the crawl space.

The project took two days, and the effects were very noticeable right away. Emily and James were thrilled! 

This Moncks Corner, SC homeowner noticed a hole starting to appear in her kitchen floor. The area around the hole was sinking. Ann was concerned about her kitchen floors and the possibility of other flooring issues in her home. She called Lowcountry Basement Systems for a free inspection.

The inspector informed her that there were sections of her subfloor and some joists that would need to be replaced. Approximately 250-square-feet of subfloor would need to be replaced. The high humidity in the crawl space allowed sections of the subfloor to rot.

The homeowner decided to have the work done. The project took three days to complete. After it was done, she noticed a big difference in her floor. She was very grateful for the work Lowcountry Basement Systems did.

Amelia F. of Hanahan, SC called Lowcountry Basement Systems with a problem. Over time, water eroded the area under the concrete in her walkway, and parts of it had sunk into the ground. Her walkway was unappealing, and detracted from the beautiful landscaping she’d worked so hard to maintain.

Amelia looked for a company that could mudjack her sidewalk and make it look nice again. During her research she found a better solution than mudjacking. An online search brought her to Lowcountry Basement Systems’ website where she learned about PolyLevel. PolyLevel is an expanding two-part geotechnical foam that fills voids and lifts concrete without the mess and inconsistency of mudjacking.

Amelia decided to have the work done by Lowcountry Basement Systems. PolyLevel was injected through small dime-sized holes in the concrete to fill the voids and lift and level the slab. In less than one day Amelia’s sidewalk was supported and beautiful again!

Eric P. of Moncks Corner, SC called Lowcountry Basement Systems for help. Eric was worried that he had a foundation issue. Some of the cracks in his home looked like the pictures he saw on a postcard he received in the mail.

Eric had cracks in his drywall running from the floor to his ceiling. Eric had also noticed soft spots in his floors. Lowcountry Basement Systems fixed Eric’s foundation with a SmartJack System. SmartJacks are crawl space support columns, capable of supporting 60,000 pounds each. In addition to the two SmartJacks, Lowcountry Basement Systems replaced two joists beneath the subfloor.

The job took two days to complete. Eric was thrilled with the results. The flooring issues were gone and he could finally patch the drywall crack, knowing that it would not come back!