Before & After Photos

We transformed this customer's wet baement using our TripleSafe Single with Waterguard!

This Nashville family took advantage of our energy saving products to save money on heating and cooling bills - smart!

Too little attic insulation will not be able to sufficiently protect the ceiling from being too hot or too cold on the air coming into contact with it.

By blowing in 13" of cellulose insulation into the attic space, air is no longer able to leak out of the home as the warmer air rises, therefore becoming far more energy efficient!

This customer in Nashville, TN called Frontier after encountering water intrusion issues in his basement. To fix the problem we installed a Trench drain at the entrance, an EZ Flo to absorb ground water, and a TripleSafe sump pump to pump any water out through drainage lines that included an IceGuard System which will keep the water from freezing in the winter and a LawnScape System the will carry any water away from the home to drain into the yard. We also covered the walls with CleanSpace Liner and installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to pull any moisture out from the air. Now they have a basement that is waterproofed and usable. 

When Ellie and her husband moved into their 1948 Nashville home, they quickly realized the basement issues were more than cosmetic. Bowing walls and water intrusion had them worrying every time it rained and they were concerned about the long-term safety of their home.

During the inspection, the Frontier design specialist found that one of the basement walls was failing and recommended the EverBrace system to permanently stabilize the structure. The Frontier crew installed the EverBrace wall restoration system to reinforce the wall and help prevent further movement.

The Everlast crawl space door is the final step to the encapsulation process.  This door is meant to control what goes on in and out of your crawl space. Too often, a crawl space door is simply cut from a piece of plywood and secured loosely over the crawl space opening with hinges or screws.  As you can see from the photos, this is exactly what the crawl space door was before the homeowners got an Everlast door.  Needless to say, no more bugs or moisture in their crawlspace.