Before & After Photos

A unencapsulated crawl space can cause a whole host of problems if left unattended.If left unsealed the crawl space can invite mold, mildew, and indoor allergen problems, as well as leave the home above uncomfortable, or with spongy floors that will need to be replaced due to moisture damage. Using our Clean Space Vapor Barrier, a thick, moisture resistant barrier, we've sealed this crawl space off from the potential dangers of an unfinished crawl space.

In Juliette, GA, we encountered a crawlspace troubled by lingering moisture, leaving the homeowner frustrated with previous attempts at repairs. It’s easy to notice in the 'before' photo that the space was plagued with humidity and disorder. However, where some gave up, we saw opportunity. Our team transformed this space into a clean and dry haven by installing CleanSpace, Drainage Matting, and the powerful SaniDry Sedona. In the 'after' photo, you can see the difference that these solutions have made, ensuring a solid foundation meant to last.

Kirk W. of Lizella, GA had a moisture problem in his crawl space. The moisture was being absorbed by the subfloor, causing the flooring to cup. Lowcountry Foundation Repair fixed the moisture problem by installing a complete CleanSpace Encapsulation System to remove moisture and reduce humidity.

This home in Lizella, GA had a moisture issue in the crawlspace causing the insulation to become wet and fall down from the subfloor and the wood to start rotting and growing mold. The homeowner saw from our commercials how we completely transform the crawlspace into a clean, dry, moisture controlled space and gave Lowcountry Foundation Repair a call. Our inspector came out to create a free inspection and custom solution to their crawlspace's needs and made sure the homeowner was well informed of all the benefits that come with having the crawlspace encapsulated, from better home air quality to protecting the wood foundation from rot. The homeowner was very excited when the project was complete and they saw how big the difference was.

This crawlspace had water that was coming in from two points of entry. The older sump pump system could not handle long-term use and was no longer functioning, so the water had started pooling in the corners of the crawl space. Our team was able to install a vapor barrier system along with a new sump pump to keep all the water out.