Before & After Photos

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Push Pier Installation in Savannah, GA

In the before photo, notice the alarming gap where a window was pulling away from the brick, a common distress signal of foundation issues, captured at a client's home in Savannah, GA. Our team at Lowcountry Foundation Repair swiftly identified the underlining cause. As you can see in the after photo, with the precise installation of Push Piers, we've not only closed the gap but secured the foundation against future problems. Through expertise and the right solution, peace of mind is restored.

Window Crack Closed in Savannah, GA

In Savannah, GA, one homeowner faced troubling window cracks and the uncertainty they bring. As seen in the before photo, their foundation needed attention. Our team at Lowcountry Foundation and Crawlspace Repair stepped in with an unyielding commitment to resolution. By installing robust Helical Piers, we provided more than just a solution; we reinstated stability and reassurance. Notice in the after photo how the structure now confidently stands. Our work goes beyond repair; it enhances lives—and that’s what we’re truly proud of accomplishing for every home.

Crawl Space Jacks Installation in Kite, GA

We installed our SmartJack support system for a customer with sagging floors in Kite, GA to provide structural stability and correct the floor's unevenness. This system offers reliable support, preventing further sagging and ensuring long-term durability.

Flooring Problems in Savannah, GA

The bowing and creaking of the hardwood floors above was just a symptom of the issue. SmartJacks and steel beams were installed to fix the flooring issue.

Savannah, GA Home Supported With SmartJacks

In this Savannah, GA home, the doors were becoming uneven and there was tilting. The homeowner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair to see what could be done. One of our inspectors checked out the problem, recommending SmartJacks should be installed in the crawlspace under the home to support the floor and level it back to where the doors would not tilt. The result was successful support of the home.