Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Unfortunately, this homeowner's crawlspace was struggling with moisture so badly he had to replace his subfloors due to rot. He gave us a call to make sure his new wood didn't rot again. The vented crawlspace was allowing moisture to constantly be brought in. He also had plastic sheeting laying on the ground, trapping moisture under it. Without creating a moisture barrier, plastic will do more harm than good. Our CleanSpace liner is similar to a pool liner in durability and thickness. 

We used this product to seal off the crawlspace from the outside after sealing off the vents. We also installed a pump and dehumidifier to make sure nothing gets built up and stays at safe levels. We left with a happy customer!

This family in Madison called our office because the moisture in their crawlspace was causing humidity inside their home. There was also falling insulation and heavy moisture content in the wooden joists. Brett DiBiase inspected the crawlspace and determined the solution to resolve their issues. 

Our team sealed off the crawlspace vents, installed a sump pump in the ground where the most water was collecting, and encapsulated the entire space. This makes it impenetrable when moisture tries creeping in. We also pulled out all of the insulation that was keeping moisture close the wooden joists. To top off the system, we always install a dehumidifier to keep the air dry. 

This customer had insulation in their crawlspace in an attempt to keep the home warm. This caused more issues than just cold floors though. The insulation attracted water, keeping the moisture close to the floors which caused mold and rotting on the floors. We removed the insulation, sprayed a mold removal, and then encapsulated the crawlspace. This corrected the cold floor issue, took care of the mold, and then created a controllable environment where rot cannot take place.

Waterfront property on Lake Leman in Madison, MS. This customer contacted us to encapsulate the crawlspace of a new addition that was around 675 sq ft. Its always good to catch it on the front side, to keep moisture issues from occurring in the future. 

Tearing out that old insulation and that thin liner and replacing it with our encapsulation system has made a world of a difference for this crawlspace! Aesthetically, and protection-wise!