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Crawlspace Encapsulation in Hoopeston, IL
Moisture was entering a crawlspace in Hoopeston, IL, causing mold to grow. To solve this issue, the CleanSpace Encapsulation System was installed. This will completely isolate the crawlspace from the earth, dramatically reducing the humidity level. This will also eliminate mold growth and make the whole house healthier. The white finished side will brighten the crawlspace and will allow one to see inside easily. This crawlspace will remain dry and restore peace of mind for years to come!
Damp and Moldy Crawlspace Encapsulated in Hoopeston, IL
Moisture was entering a crawlspace in Hoopeston, IL, allowing mold to grow. To solve this issue, the CleanSpace Encapsulation System was installed. This will completely isolate the crawlspace from the earth and reduce the humidity level. Any mold growth will also be eliminated, making the whole house healthier. The white color will also brighten the crawlspace and make it easier to see inside it. This crawlspace will now remain clean and dry for years to come!
Split Level Home with Water on the Slab in Brentwood, MO
The room addition in this Brentwood, Missouri house was built off a slab foundation and water was getting in from the patio and wetting the carpet inside. Our TrenchDrain® collected the water and drained it away from the home.
Poured Foundation Wall Leaning in O'Fallon, MO
We use laser transits to determine how far a foundation wall is laterally moving inward. We can measure the inside wall and look for other visible signs of this problem. Typically, a poured foundation wall will tip in at the top of the foundation. See the 2nd photo of the exterior space between the siding and foundation wall of this O'Fallon, Missouri foundation. The Foundation SupportWorks® Geo-Lock™ wall anchors system solves this problem and is cost effective to do.
Street Creep or Concrete Rebar Crack in Sunset Hills, MO
Street creep causes a garage slab to force the rear wall of the garage foundation out. The rear foundation wall either bows to the exterior like in the photo of this Sunset Hills, Missouri home, or inward into a basement; however, with limited damage, isolated to the 2nd picture shown, it could be determined that in this case it is a rebar crack. Rebar that slips to the exterior of the concrete form when the foundation is being poured may later cause horizontal cracking like this. Rebar cracks are more of a cosmetic repair than a structural damage issue.
