Before & After Photos

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.

Nancy L. of Brunswick GA managed property for Horst R. of Brunswick, GA. During a routine property inspection, Nancy discovered a leak the basement. She called Lowcountry Foundation Repair to help identify the source and stop the water from intruding the basement.

Lowcountry Foundation Repair installed WaterGuard around the perimeter of the basement to collect the water at the source. A SuperSump was installed to pump the water away from the foundation of the home, and keep it out of the basement. The job took three days to complete, afterwards the basement was dry and continued to stay that way.  

This home in Brunswick, GA was having some issues with water from the yard flowing through the crawl space, flooding the area, causing dirt to wash out, and leading to settlement of the floor in a few areas. Our team installed a waterproofing system to remove the water from the space, then installed SmartJacks to support the floor where settlement occurred. After a successful install with great results, the homeowner also expressed some interest in potentially having the crawl space encapsulated later on as the next step to protecting the wood floor from humidity.

A homeowner in Brunswick, Ga was experiencing water intrusion on the perimeter of their crawlspace. A TripleSafe sump pump system and a perimeter EZ-flow system was installed to contain water intrusion in the crawlspace.

This elevator shaft of a local medical facility in Orangeburg, SC was having issues with water seeping into the elevator shaft, starting to rust any exposed metal. After trying to use a tar-based sealant to keep the water out, water was still coming in, even if a smaller amount. In order to keep the elevator shaft dry for good, our team installed a perimeter drainage waterproofing system called DryTrak and installed a sump pump to pump the water out and away from the space.