Before & After Photos

In Surrency, GA, the owner called us with concerns about sagging floors, visible in the first photo. Experiencing sagging floors can truly disrupt the peace and assurance that one should always feel at home. Notice in the 'before' photo how unsettling structural issues were gradually emerging. Recognizing this challenge, our skilled team provided a solution with our steadfast PowerBrace™ System and effective SmartJack® System. As shown in the ‘after’ image, these installations renewed both stability and safety to her crawl space and floors above. Your home deserves this sure-footed stability – strong and renewed for the future.

This home in Rocky Ford, GA had floors that were sagging from failing support in the crawl space. Our team was able to help by installing a SmartJack Support System to stabilize the floor and prevent settlement.

In the before photo, notice the issues troubling a home in Rocky Ford, GA - sagging floors and rotting wood that risked the foundation sustainment. This stable beauty was yearning for some strength and resilience. Our team at Lowcountry Foundation and Crawlspace Repair answered this call for renewal with our powerful SmartJack System, skillfully designed to lift and stabilize those compromised floors. Alongside the everlasting PowerBrace System, our solution fortified the home's structure, safe and sound for years to come. Nothing lifts spirits—and floors— quite like a safe, solid foundation.

Sagging foundations are nothing to mess around with, and the homeowners in Odum, GA knew it. They contacted Lowcountry Foundation Repair, who arrived prepared with solutions. 

We installed SmartJack Helical Piers, which are high-capacity, fully-adjustable steel piers that are designed to eliminate settling and raise your sagging floor back to the proper level. 

This home in Register, GA had a corner of their home sinking. The existing supports were sinking into the soft soil, concerning the homeowner. They called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a free estimate and complete solution to the problem. Our inspector suggested using piering to support the home. Piers are drilled deep into the ground until they reach ground strong enough to support the weight of the home properly.