Before & After Photos

A dry crawl space safeguards your homes structural integrity by protecting against wood rot, mold and mildew.

Don't let yours be a detriment to your house - affecting both the livability and it's value.

This crawl space was encapsulated to control water pooling and the mold caused by the environment. Any moisture from the ground or the air now has a place to collect and a sump pump to push it out and away from the home.

A Clarksville Tennessee family was worried about mold, water, and wood rot. The trunk lines from the HVAC unit was creating a humidity issue for the subfloor above.

Providing an adequate drainage system, encapsulating the crawl space, and controlling the humidity provided a solution for this family.

The old wooden crawl space door had not only rotted but allowed for ground water, humidity, and outside temperatures to effect both the crawl space and of course the home.

50% of the air we breath in our home comes from the crawl space. If mold, mildew, and water is a concern in the crawl space it is a concern for the home above.

This home had been vacant for four years before the family moved in. When a home is not properly cared for for that long it can cause loads of trouble. The family had noticed moisture in the air, causing mold issues, and were on the receiving end of some bad allergies.
They wanted a healthier living space and just wanted to work with a company that they could trust.
We decided that the best route for them to eliminate their moisture problems was encapsulating their crawl space and installing a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. This dehumidifier is the world's most efficient, high-performance dehumidifier and filtration system. It stops mold growth, musty odors, and dust mites. This ultimately helps fight off bad allergy and asthma problems. It is important to take good care of your basement/crawlspace, because the air that is floating around under your living space will make its way up.