Before & After Photos

We installed a TrenchDrain system at the bottom of this basement door to effectively manage water and prevent it from entering the basement. This system collects any water that might seep in and directs it away, keeping this homeowner's basement dry and protected.

This home in McIntyre, GA was having issues with moisture coming in through the basement walls. The homeowner decided it was time to fix the problem and called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a solution. Our inspector did a free inspection of the home and arrived at one of our waterproofing systems to direct the water away from the basement, leaving it free of moisture.

A homeowner in Danville, GA called in to express concern of a soft spot and unevenness under their carpeting. After inspection, our System Design Specialist found that there was a great amount of rot and decay in the subfloor under the carpet. Our expert woodworking crew replaced it with ease, giving a new firm flooring system.

A customer called in concerned with standing water in their crawlspace. After the inspection with our Design Specialist, it was determined that their crawlspace door was below grade of the outside soil causing it to flood every time it rains. The solution to this issue was the installation of a Everlast well and Everlast door. The Everlast well lowers the grade in front of the door opening. Drainage rock is also added to give the water a place to go. The Everlast Door is an airtight crawlspace door customized for the home which adds further protection.

This basement in Eastman, GA had water coming in through the concrete block wall causing damage to the stored belongings in it. Our team was able to keep water out for good by installing a waterproofing system that includes WaterGaurd perimeter drainage, CleanSpace vapor barrier, and a TripleSafe sump pump.