Before & After Photos

This North Charleston, SC homeowner contacted Lowcountry Foundation Repair when he noticed some issues with his previously encapsulated crawl space. The crawl space was encapsulated in 2008 by another business, but he wanted to make some changes so he called Lowcountry Basement Systems to schedule an appointment with one of our inspectors. 

Our inspector listened to the homeowners concerned and suggested that he install a new EverLast Crawl Space Door. EverLast Crawl Space Door is made of a thick polypropylene plastic so it will not rust or rot. 

After one day of installation, the crawl space door was replaced and the homeowner was very happy with the outcome! 

This North Charleston. SC homeowner became concerned about the wall in their house that was previously built on to the home as a garage. The garage was poorly added onto the home and now experiences moisture issues. The homeowner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair to schedule a free appointment with one of our inspectors. 

Our inspector suggested installing the PowerBrace System to permanently stabilize your home’s foundation walls.

After three days of installation, the wall was secure and the homeowner was very happy with the results!  

Before diving into this homeowner's crawl space in North Charleston, SC, visible excessive moisture painted a worrying picture, risking both structure and health. Notice in the before photo, the dampness that overshadowed this underbelly. Our mission led us straight to a solution, bringing in the SaniDry Sedona. As the after photo proudly displays, this powerhouse dehumidifier transformed the space – bone-dry, clean, and most importantly, safe. Interrupting the cycle of moisture, we not only fixed the immediate issue but secured a healthier, more durable crawl space foundation for years to come.

Annette T. of Macon, GA had a leaking basement underneath her house. Cracks caused water to seep through the foundation walls after lightning struck the ground by her house. She needed a solution to stop the water entering the basement and ruining the things she had stored there.

She called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a free inspection. The inspector designed a custom solution to stop the water seeping into the basement and to divert it away from the foundation. A drainage system called WaterGuard was first installed around the perimeter, and then CleanSpace liner was used to seal the basement walls. CleanSpace liner is a 20-mil thick plastic liner, designed to reduce moisture when installed in basements. It seals the walls from the earth. Annette could now rest easy her basement belongings were safe from water or humidity damage.

This home in Kathleen, GA had standing water on the east side wall of their basement. The homeowner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a free inspection and customized quote to fix the issue. Our inspector recommended our Waterproofing System to fix the water intrusion. The homeowner decided to move forward with that recommendation and were very happy with the results.