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. 

This home in Savannah, GA was in need of encapsulation, as there was water pooling in the crawl space. The homeowner didn't want just any encapsulation, they wanted one that would work long-term, allowing any seeping water to drain into a sump pump and be pumped out of the space. Our team installed the CleanSpace Encapsulation System, creating a conditioned space.

This home in Savannah, GA had standing water in three separate areas of the house. This was due to having an old open-top sump pump, a common temporary solution to water drainage in the crawl space that requires regular maintenance to prevent clogging. For a more permanent solution, our team at Lowcountry Foundation Repair installed a vapor barrier system complete with a new sup pump and dehumidifier.

This home in Savannah, GA had water pooling into the crawl space when it rained, causing moisture issues for the home. Mold growth and wood rot was a growing concern. They contated us at Lowcountry Foundation Repair and had one of our inspectors come out to do a free inspection, fully evaluating the issue. Our inspector recommended having the crawl space encapsulated with our CleanSpace Encapsulation System to ensure the crawl space will remain dry during humid or wet seasons. Our team expertly installed the customized solution, including a powerful SuperSump pump and SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier.

A homeowner in Savannah, GA recently called us after experiencing issues with raccoons living under their house. Although they had taken steps to resolve the issue by having critter control come, the raccoons had torn up the existing vapor barrier & vent connections. The homeowner noticed uneven floors and cracks in the drywall, which were likely caused by water seepage and pier settlement due to the damaged vapor barrier. Our inspector conducted a thorough inspection and confirmed that there was indeed water pooling in the crawl space and identified the extent of the problem.

After assessing the situation, we recommended the installation of the CleanSpace Encapsulation System. The system is designed with all common sealed vapor barrier issues in mind, including rodents and critters. The CleanSpace liner is extremely durable and outperforms other vapor barriers in terms of longevity. Our team also installed SmartJacks to support the sagging floor affected by water seepage and pier settlement. The result was a durable, moisture-controlled, and critter-free crawl space that will remain in good condition for years to come.