Bryan County's Leading Foundation Repair & Basement Waterproofing Contractor

One bright and sunny afternoon, Bob L. of Ellabell, Ga left his house to go play golf. As he began pulling out of his driveway, he noticed he was missing grass in one area. He parked his car, walked over to the spot and much to his surprise, he realized he had an erosion problem.

Bob called Lowcountry Basement Systems and described what he saw. Design Specialist, Dan Friesen went to Bob’s house and looked at his driveway. Dan noticed the missing dirt and recommended PolyLevel® to support the driveway where the erosion took place.

The project was scheduled and took an hour to complete. PolyLevel® foam was injected under the slab to fill any voids and stabilize the concrete. Bob felt relieved that his small problem was fixed and it didn’t turn into something bigger.

Heavy rains meant one thing for Bob L. of Ellabell, GA, a wet garage. Every time the sky turned grey, his garage would flood. The water would run down Bob’s driveway and erode the soil underneath. Bob called Lowcountry Basement Systems to help him with his waterproofing problem.

Brian Hunter of Lowcountry Basement Systems went to Bob’s house and inspected the house, garage, and driveway. Brian recommended fixing the water problem in the garage, and he recommended stabilizing the driveway with PolyLevel. Brian explained that PolyLevel, a high density, waterproof polymer, could be applied beneath the driveway to prevent it from sinking and settling.

The two-job project was completed without a problem. On the first day, Lowcountry Basement Systems installed a SuperSump Pump and drainage piping around the sides of the garage. The second day, PolyLevel was used to stabilize Bob’s driveway.

Bob was very happy to use his garage again.

Ed and Rita C. of Richmond Hill, GA built their home in 2001. In 2017, Ed called Lowcountry Basement Systems for help repairing his foundation. Both Ed and Rita noticed the floors in the home had started to droop, sink and sag. They wanted to fix their foundation right the first time.

Lowcountry Basement Systems sent an inspector to the home. After a thorough investigation, which included taking photographs, relative humidity readings and measuring the moisture content of the wood in the crawl space. The Lowcountry Basement Systems inspector explained why the floors were sagging and provided a solution to the problem that would fix it right, the first time.

Ed and Rita decided to have Lowcountry Basement Systems do the work. As dealers in the Basement Systems network, the company has highly-trained-specialist that use superior, custom engineered tools, specifically designed for the crawl space environment. SmartJacks are one such product.

Made of galvanized steel and capable of supporting over 60,000 lbs, SmartJacks are installed under homes and provide extra lift to joists and beams.

To learn more about SmartJacks, click here. To learn more about our Complete CrawlSpace Encapsulation System, that keeps moisture out of your home, click here.

This homeowner had a bumpy driveway at his Bluffton, SC home. Some parts of the driveway had sunk, other parts of the driveway had been lifted by tree roots. The entire driveway was an eyesore and a dangerous tripping hazard. Burton saw an ad in the ValPak and called Lowcountry Basement Systems about their concrete repair services.

Lowcountry Basement Systems sent an inspector to Burton’s home. The inspector recommended fixing the driveway rather than replacing it. PolyLevel, a modified geotechnical polyurethane foam could be injected under the driveway through small holes to lift and level the concrete, explained the inspector. Fixing the concrete would save the homeowner a lot of money.

Burton decided to have the work done by Lowcountry Basement Systems. In less than one day the driveway was level and the tripping hazard removed. He was thrilled!

This Richmond Hill, GA homeowner had cracked, uneven and pitted concrete around his pool deck, causing a tripping hazard for his family. Some areas had sunk 7 inches. Donnie was worried that someone could get hurt while playing around the pool so he called Lowcountry Basement Systems for help.

The Lowcountry Basement Systems inspector suggested using PolyLevel to lift the concrete. The project would take less than a day and would cause minimal interruption. A few small holes, dime-sized, were drilled in the concrete so PolyLevel could be injected under the slab. PolyLevel is a two-part expanding foam that can lift concrete slabs, eliminating tripping hazards.

The pool deck was fixed by Lowcountry Basement Systems. Donnie and his family were able to enjoy the pool again safely. They were thrilled!

Chris B. of Richmond Hill, GA had a moisture problem in his crawl space. Although he previously had a plastic sheet put down in his crawl space, mold continued to grow on the wooden joists, supporting his subfloor. Chris decided to call Lowcountry Basement Systems and get their professional opinion on the issue.

Lowcountry Basement Systems removed the failing plastic, removed debris and installed a Complete CleanSpace Encapsulation System in Chris’s crawl space. The Complete CleanSpace Encapsulation System sealed the crawl space off from the earth, removed moisture from the foundation and reduced the humidity in the crawl space. With the crawl space properly encapsulated, the mold under Chris’s home went into a dormant state.

Chris was happy with the results! He only wished that he called Lowcountry Basement Systems earlier.  

Tom N. of Richmond Hill GA noticed a crack in his foundation wall one afternoon. After doing some research on foundation repair, Tom discovered other signs of foundation problems included sticking windows and doors. Tom didn't have those problems and he didn't want them so he called Lowcountry Basement Systems to fix the problem before it got worse.

Lowcountry Basement Systems installed a Push Pier System to stabilize the cracked foundation. Four push piers were needed for the job. First four holes were dug, large steel brackets were placed under the footer of the home and steel piers were pushed into the ground until load bearing strata was reached. 

The piers were attached to the brackets. More pressure was added and the brackets lifted the footer, lifting the foundation, closing the crack in the foundation. The weight of the home was then transferred to the load bearing strata below.

Tom was happy to have his foundation fixed before it became a bigger problem.