Before & After Photos

This before/after picture series shows an "Everlast" crawl space access door that we install during a crawl space encapsulation. It's made of polypropylene plastic so its durable and will not rot away. It's installed with weatherstriping and hand tightened wing nuts keep it in place and air tight.  Easy to remove and light weight too. 

This crawl space in Catlett, VA had a rocky, bumpy, sloping dirt floor and suffered from excessive moisture that was causing structural damage and mold growth. We gave the crawl space a full makeover with our CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system and installed a SmartPipe drainage system. 

This dirt crawl space had lots of moisture issues including mold, mildew, and wetness in the concrete foundation walls. We installed a SmartSump drainage system, SilverGlo insulation panels, and our CleanSpace encapsulation system. 

This Leesburg VA home had a full basement waterproofing project done.  The interior of the home was equipped with a full Water Guard System to collect and deliver unwanted water to the newly installed Ultra Sump Pump which would then send the water outside of the home.  In order to keep that same water from working its way back to the foundation of the home, it would need to be sent far away from the home.  After installing the discharge lines from the outside of the home and Ice Guard to keep the pipes from freezing up, several feet of Lawn Escape was buried in the ground and finished with a grate cover to allow the water to move down hill into the back yard of the home, away from the house.  

This Leesburg, VA home had an issue with ineffective gutters that were allowing excess surface water to build up on the property. Our sales professional Pedro went out to the home and determined what the optimal path for the drainage trench would be to maximize effectiveness and minimize cost. When everything was finalized our service crews went out to the home and dug out the path for the drain. Then finally installed the drain with the output path that led to a nearby dry spot to even out the coverage of surface water.