Before & After Photos

This is the crawlspace of a home located in Kosciusko, MS. These customers had standing water in theor crawlspace, as well as high humidity under and within their home. 

This home was experiencing water intrusion in the crawlspace, causing pooling in a corner under the home. It was constantly damp leaving musty smells and frustrated homeowners. 

Not only do we install our exclusive CleanSpace liner in every crawlspace we encapsulate, but we preface it with drainage matting underneath. Drainage matting prevents abrasion holes in the CleanSpace liner, provides a drainage space, and the airspace is a thermal break between the cold earth and the CleanSpace. This break raises the temperature of the liner more towards the indoor temperature, not the earth temperature, meaning it keeps the crawlspace very close to the temperature inside your home. Not only does our system keep the space under your house clean and dry, it also insulates it! That's a WIN-WIN!

Here is one of the muddy and messy crawlspaces that we were able to transform into a dry, clean space. Even though crawlspaces are typically out of sight, the condition of the underside of your home has the chance of negatively affecting your home. The moist air that enters crawlspaces will make its way upwards and could potentially damage your floors, like was seen in this case. The homeowners wanted to prevent their floors from buckling again in the future, and an Encapsulation is our permanent solution. The white liner you can see on the ground is our heavy-duty Cleanspace Liner, it will prevent moisture from making its way into the crawlspace. Under the liner is our Drainage Matting, shaped to help guide water toward one of our installed sump pumps, that will send water outside of the home. With all this combined, the result is a dry crawlspace and a safe home.

Large home in Philadelphia, MS with water seeping through the concrete block walls of the basement. This entire basement is living space. We installed our Waterguard system in the floor and adhered our BrightWall system to the walls to direct any water that comes into the basement to the sump pump, that would then discharge it outside. 

Both these images were taken inside the same crawlspace in Collinsville, MS, and clearly show the drastic difference between a standard vapor barrier and our Cleanspace Liner. The original vapor barrier wasn't able to do its job of acting as a barrier between the moist dirt and crawlspace itself. You can see where it has pulled away from the edges and begun deteriorating. Our Cleanspace Liner on the otherhand, is fastened securely to both the walls and floor of the crawlspace, making ground water seepage impossible.