Before & After Photos

In Tybee Island, GA, a home showed signs of distress with visible cracks framing its windows and doors. Seeking a lasting solution, homeowners turned to us. Notice in these before and after shots, the journey from vulnerability to stability. Our solution: Helical Piers, anchored deep to secure the home's foundation. At Lowcountry, we rebuild foundations and confidence, one home at a time.

We installed SmartJack support posts with a steel beam in the crawl space to stabilize the structure and address sagging or uneven floors. The SmartJacks provide adjustable support, while the steel beam enhances load distribution, preventing further settling and maintaining the home’s structural integrity.

This homeowner had a moisture issue causing a moldy, musky smell in their home. They were tired of the smell and decided to call Lowcountry Foundation Repair to get an encapsulation of their crawlspace. Our inspector wrote up a free estimate and custom solution to the issue. The homeowner moved forward with the project and was pleased with the new resulting air quality in their home.

This homeowner in Beaufort, SC had sagging floors in their home. They called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a free inspection and customized quote to fix the issue. Our inspector recommended SmartJacks to support the home and relevel the floor, fixing the sagging floors. The homeowner decided to move forward with the recommendation and were happy with the results.

This homeowner in Beaufort, SC called Lowcountry Foundation Repair when they noticed sagging floors inside their home. An inspector was sent out to evaluate the property for free and they recommended SmartJack® Crawl SpaceSupport Posts to help even out the floors in those areas. They installed and adjusted PowerBrace supplemental beams to act like a joist, creating support capable of maintaining the level of the floor. The SmartJacks can also be adjusted in the future if necessary. Some beams that had warped from moisture and downward pressure with lack of support can sometimes need time after being raised to level to flatten back to a natural straight wood position. Then another slight adjustment can be made for a final result.