Before & After Photos

This is an amazing change to this crawl space in Southern California! The nasty/dirtiest part of the house is now clean, fresh, healthy and even smells good! 

The encapsulation process involves sealing all crawl space vents, installing an airtight crawl space door, and lining crawl space walls and floors with a durable plastic liner. This treatment can also include additional drainage measures like installing interior drains and a sump pump.

Encapsulation stops moisture-related damage and associated structural problems that occur when framing members rot and deteriorate. By investing in crawl space encapsulation, you'll also improve overall home energy efficiency and indoor air quality.

Andrea, a homeowner in Escondido, CA, reached out after noticing increased humidity throughout her home. During a free inspection, our team found that excess moisture in the crawlspace was contributing to the problem and recommended a long-term solution. We installed a CleanSpace® moisture barrier throughout the crawlspace to help keep out moisture and debris. Next, we installed a waterproofing system designed to collect water and direct it away from the home's foundation. With these repairs complete, Andrea can enjoy a drier, healthier crawlspace and greater peace of mind knowing her home is protected.

The Before picture shows a dirt Crawlspace under a home, that has moisture issues.

The After picture shows the Crawlspace with the drainage mat installed.

The before-photo shows that we removed part of the foundation wall for the installation of a new entryway into the homeowner's crawlspace. The after-photo is the finished result of installing the custom-fitted ever-last door.