Before & After Photos

We replaced this customers wooden crawl space door with our reliable and waterproof EverLast Crawl Space Door. 

This cottage in Saint Simons Island had water issues in the crawl space causing the hardwood floors to buckle. The Team installed Smart Vents to prevent further water damage. Smart Vents are automatically activated by water and don't require electricity. These are a great product to have if you live near the beach.

This home in St Simons Island, GA had moisture issues in the crawlspace. The homeowner was worried the moisture could cause more damage to the home's foundation, so they called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a free inspection and quote to have the issue fixed. The homeowner was pleased to choose to get an encapsulation to solve the moisture problem.

Transforming a home from the ground up - here's a glimpse of our journey in St. Simons Island, GA. Initially plagued by high humidity in its crawl space, this homeowner sought our expertise. As you can see in the before photo, the environment was less than ideal, affecting not just the crawl space but potentially the home's air quality and structure. Our solution? The SaniDry Sedona installation, notable in the after photo, kickstarted the transformation. This state-of-the-art system efficiently tackled moisture, bringing down humidity levels and fostering a healthier home environment. Through our focused efforts, we provided not just a fix but a steadfast assurance of better living conditions. Our mission shines here, showcasing our dedication to delivering undeniable customer satisfaction with a reliable, long-lasting solution.

Horst R. of Brunswick, GA owned a rental property in Brunswick, GA with a wet basement. Water constantly seeped through the walls ruining any personal belongs on the floor. Nancy, the property manager, recommended that the issue be fixed, or risk losing the tenants.

Lowcountry Foundation Repair installed a custom WaterGuard solution to collect the water between the walls and the concrete slab. The water was channeled to a SuperSump sump pump for removal. The project took two days to complete and the tenants decided to rent the house for another year.