Before & After Photos

A homebuyer in Mount Pleasant, SC, requested an encapsulation estimate and inspection for damage found during a previous inspection. Our inspector discovered a wet and moldy crawl space with humid air entering through open vents, leading to moisture buildup and potential damage. To address this issue, our team installed a CleanSpace Encapsulation System and sealed off the vents with Foamax barrier insulation to control moisture levels and prevent future damage. With this solution, the homeowner can rest assured that their new home is protected from the harmful effects of excessive moisture.

A part of this customers crawl space repair project included sealing off the open vents in the crawl space. We do this to prevent moisture infiltration, stop pesky pests from making their way in, and help improve energy costs. 

This sick crawlspace was experiencing water seepage and high humidity with no end in sight until the called the experts, Lowcountry Foundation and Crawlspace Repair! our Patented Cleanspace encapsulation system puts any worries of water and humidity to rest!

In the Mount Pleasant, SC home pictured, sagging insulation and mold led to a disorderly crawl space with high humidity, a common concern. Notice in the before photo how debris accentuated the space's vulnerability, conducive to both mold growth and elevated energy costs. We addressed this with a comprehensive solution: our CleanSpace encapsulation lowered the risk of future contamination, creating a durable barrier against moisture intrusion. Our SaniDry Sedona system efficiently managed humidity levels, fostering healthier air quality. Our Mold X-2 treatment to kill mold and prevent it regrowing. The after photo demonstrates the lasting impact of our advanced systems on creating a cleaner, safer home environment.

The homeowner of this Mount Pleasant, SC home noticed spongy floors when walking through the house and found wet insulation in the crawl space. They called Lowcountry Foundation Repair to see what could be done and decided on an encapsulation of their crawl space. The result was a dry and clean environment under the home.