Before & After Photos

Moisture causes holes in floors by promoting wood rot, which weakens the material and allows it to deteriorate. Over time, this decay can create gaps or holes as the wood breaks down, especially when combined with pests like termites that are attracted to damp environments. Our team carefully removed the damaged floor and debris. They treated the space for mold growth and repaired the subfloor with new material. 

Excess moisture in the crawl space caused the subfloor to weaken and rot, leading to severe damage that made the floor unstable and at risk of giving out. Our team removed the damaged subfloor, addressed the moisture issue, and installed a new, sturdy subfloor to restore the floor's integrity.

This home in Statesboro, GA had standing water in their basement. The homeowner called Lowcountry Foundation Repair for a free inspection and customized quote to fix the issue. Our inspector recommended our Waterproofing System to fix the water intrusion. The homeowner decided to move forward with that recommendation and were very impressed with the results.

We installed the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier in the customer's crawl space to tackle dampness and mold issues. First, we assessed the area to identify the source of the moisture and mold growth. Then, we placed the SaniDry Sedona in a strategic location to maximize airflow and efficiency. We connected it to a drainage system to ensure continuous operation without manual intervention. The installation was quick and seamless, and the customer now has a dry, mold-free crawl space that’s protected for the long term.

Encapsulating your crawl space protects your home from moisture and the problems that come along with it: high humidity, mold, high energy costs, smelly odors and weakened floors. If you are experiencing any of these things, call us today. We can help.