Lowcountry Basement receives award for Total Sales

Lowcountry Basement Team attended the annual Basement Systems and Foundation Supportworks convention in Hartford, CT. With dealers across the United States and Canada, this is a great time of training, networking with other dealers, and learning about new products and services to offer our customers.

The theme for the convention was "Be the One". Classes offered covered everything from, management, installation training, new product information, software tools and more! Lowcountry Basement has been training and workng hard to be the best foundation repair company in the GA and SC area.

Lowcountry Basement Systems was awarded #36 Dealer for Total Sales from Foundation Supportworks!

Way to go team! We think you're #1!

Cracks and Gaps

This home in Dublin, GA suffered from a settling foundation, causing the garage to separate from the main structure, gaps around the window, cracks in the brick and a sinking concrete slab.

The Lowcountry Basement Foundation Team installed six Low Profile Push Piers and filled the void to bring the foundation back to level again. Our team is awesome at what they do! The customer is also happy their foundation is now stabilized.

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Experiencing these symptoms? Call today for a FREE Evaluation! 888-520-0550

Does the Rain Keep You Awake at Night?

If you have a dirt crawl space, do you lie awake at night every time it rains, hoping that water won't get into your crawl space or basement?



Moisture problems can lead to wood rot, mold and musty odors, stealing value from your home. Every time it rains, the problem can get worse! Lowcountry Basement can permanently fix the problem and restore your home's value with the CleanSpace system.

Call for a free no-obligation inspection and estimate 888-520-0550.

New Construction Helical Piers in St. Marys, GA

St. Marys is a beautiful area located in southeast coastal Georgia. The Lowcountry Basement Foundation Team was called in to install 21 new construction helical piers, in coordination with the home builder, to ensure a stable foundation for the new construction home located along the marsh.

Do Your Foundation Openings Meet FEMA Requirements?

The National Flood Insurance Program has established regulations, for buildings that are constructed in flood hazard areas, to protect them from damage caused by flood forces.

The regulations require that residential buildings constructed in A zones have the lowest floor (including the basement) elevated to or above the base flood elevation. Enclosed areas (such as crawl spaces) are permitted under the elevated buildings, provided the enclosed areas meet restrictions related to flood resistance, including use of flood damage-resistant materials and installation of openings to allow for automatic entry and exit of floodwaters.

Openings in Foundation Walls and Walls of Enclosures

If you are concerned about moisture and humidity in your crawl space and are considering an encapsulation system for your home that is located in a flood area, then insulated flood vents are your best option. Insulated flood vents seal off the outside air, allowing you to control the humidity in your crawl space and keep out unwanted pests and critter. They also automatically equalize hydrostatic flood loads on the exterior walls by allowing the automatic entry and exit of flood waters.


Insurance agents will also request that property owners provide documentaion as part of applications for NFIP flood insurance. This will be provided to the homeowner after the installation of the flood vents.

Contact Lowcountry Basement Systems for a FREE evaluation and estimate at 888-520-0550.

Foundation Repair in Warner Robins

This home in Warner Robins suffered from a sinking foundation, causing severe cracks and gaps in the foundation. The Lowcountry Basement Foundation Repair Team installed 12 push piers to stabilize and lift the foundation. The homeowner can now rest assured that their biggest investment, their home, is secure!

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Thinking About Fixing Up Your Home?

If you're thinking about fixing up your home or making some needed repairs, the place to be this weekend is the 12th Annual Low Country Living Home & Garden Show!

Lowcountry Basement Systems will have a representative on site to answer questions about your crawl space moisture issues, cupping floors, sinking or settling foundation. We offer FREE evaluations and would love the opportunity to offer you a permanent solution for your home repair needs.



Low Country Living Home & Garden Show
Savannah International Trade & Convention Center
One International Drive, Savannah, GA

Fri, Jan. 20 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Sat, Jan. 21 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sun, Jan. 22 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

Rock n Roll Marathon, Savannah

Robert Videon, owner of Lowcountry Basement, and Jason Simmons, Production Assistant participated in Savannah's first Rock n Roll marathon. This was a grueling 26.2 miles through the streets of beautiful Savannah, but the team pushed forward and completed the race!

Nancy Videon, co-owner of Lowcountry Basement, volunteered as co-captain of the final water station on the course. She helped organize and motivate a team of about 45 volunteers to set up and maintain the water station, which consisted of about 64,000 cups. It was non-stop work for 9 hours, but was loads of fun to encourage each runner as they neared the finish line.

Does Your Home Need Flood Vents?

Is your home located in a designated flood zone? Is your insurance company informing you that your annual rate will increase by $1,000 - $2,000 per year! Yikes!

A recent customer discovered, after purchasing a new home in Southbridge, that her homeowner's insurance would increase by over $1000 a year since the home is located in a flood zone. The home is on a crawl space and does not have flood vents installed. The customer rushed out to Lowe's to find a solution and was then referred to Lowcountry Basement Systems to help solve the issue.

To help the home meet FEMA requirements, our crew installed insulated hydrostatic flood vents, every 200 feet around the perimeter of the home in the crawl space area. The vents, available in either stainless steel or a powder-coat white, automatically release with rising water to unlock the bi-directional flood door. The vents are ideal for encapsulated crawl spaces to keep out air and unwanted pests, but allow for the flow of water in the case of a flood. Installing flood vents will maintain the aesthetics of your home and save you money on your insurance as well!



Contact us for a FREE ESTIMATE on flood vents!

Anabec Qualified Contractor

The Anabec System products provide proven technology and economical solutions for immediate and long-term protection from microbial organisms. The Anabec products can be used in homes, hospitals, schools and industrial settings on new and old building materials for the cleaning and disinfection of microbial compromised surfaces.

Anabec stands behind their products through the Contractor Qualification Program, which starts with establishing a contractor's credibility in the marketplace followed by worker training in the proper use and application of the Anabec products. Qualified contractors also have the option to offer Written Warranties on all mold remediation / prevention projects.

Lowcountry Basement Systems has participated in the Anabec Contractor program since January 2010, however in 2011, Anabec established new qualification requirements to approve only the most well respected remediation companies in the industry.

Lowcountry Basement Systems sucessfully met Anabec's requirements and is listed as a member of the Qualified Contractor Program.