Crawl Space Encapsulation Companies In Maine
Wells, ME 04090
Southern and NE Maine: including Portland, Bar Harbor and Fort Fairfield.
SE New Hampshire: including Dover, Farmington and Ossipee.
Gray, ME 04039
Southern Maine: including Portland, Falmouth, Westbrook, Saco, Brunswick and surrounding areas.
Each of the Basement Systems CleanSpace dealers in Maine offers free inspections and a no-obligation written estimate.
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By Christine Q.
Newport, ME"Of course, my superior ratings of your company are hinging on whether or..." -
By Dennis G.
Phippsburg, ME"These guys were fantastic, polite, helpful, eager to show you the their..." -
By Peter B.
New Castle, NH"All fine. Installers did a good job." -
By Michael M.
Rye, NH"I called with a broken pump late in the day. I promptly received a call..." -
By Chris B.
Bethel, ME"Everyone I spoke to and who came to the house for consultation and the..." -
By Paul
Biddeford, ME"Very professional and personable. From the start, Mike was great to talk..." -
By Mary M.
SACO, ME"Researched and found this to be a local company and most reviews were..." -
By Thomas R.
Biddeford Pool, ME"I've waited 32 years to do something with my crawl space. It was worth the..." -
By Keith P.
South Portland, ME"Crew was very informative and answered all questions. Waiting for rainy..."
Recent job requests for crawl space repair in ME:
Project Location: Chauncey Ck. Rd., Kittery Point, ME 03905
Comment: Have small crawl space under traditional (smallish) Cape. Old joist insulation falling out ..... needs complete replacement. Base is dirt/stone but dry. Good seasonal ventilation/access through front and back bulkheads.
Project Location: High Rock Rd, York, ME 03909
Search Request: https://www.basementsystems.com/basement-waterproofing/basement-waterproofing-products.html
Comment: Want to have crawl space evaluated for dehumidifier needs & prevention of mold - not sure that we have a problem, but would like to explore it to prevent a problem. Also curious about crack sealing options to keep critters out...
Project Location: Hancock Pond Rd, Sebago, ME 04029
Comment: We've had major repair of wood, beneath our cottage. Mold has re-appeared. We have water accumulation in two places.
Project Location: Intervale Dr, 28 Intervale Dr, Fryeburg, ME 04037
Comment: Crawl space encapsulation
Project Location: Burnell, Naples, ME 04055
Comment: Need insulation recommendations for under home, open crawl space that currently has fiberglass insulation.
Project Location: Beachwood Ave, Kennebunkport, ME 04046
Comment: Old house, new renovation. Kitchen floor sits over a crawlspace and is freezing. We need to solve the problem.
Project Location: Fishers Lane, Kennebunkport, ME 04046
Comment: Crawl Space with moisture and mold
Project Location: School St, Gorham, ME 04038
Comment: I have a drafty basement with field stone and block with a small section that is crawl space. need to try to be more energy efficient.
Project Location: Cedar Drive, Standish, ME 04084
Comment: Newly enclosed area under sunroom has wet earthen floor. One wall of storage room partially covered with earth under a deck. Floor of storage room always wet.
Project Location: Bridge St, Jay, ME 04239
Comment: I am looking to have crawl space supports installed in the crawl space under my home.
Project Location: Rodgers Road, New Harbor, ME 04554
Comment: In process of dealing with bringing an old house back to life, repairing dry and wet rot damage. Floors are totally ripped out. Would like estimate on encapsulating crawl spaces and or suggestions
Project Location: North Main Street Suite B, Brewer, ME 04412
Comment: We have a crawl space under the house that smells musty and causing the house to smell musty.
Project Location: Vickyies Way, Milford, ME 04461
Comment: I have a camp on Cold Stream Pongs that has a crawl space that is very damp and need it water proofed
Project Location: Elm St., Beals, ME 04611
Comment: We have a small house with little storage space. We would love to be able to use the basement but it's too damp. There is a sump pump but it never gets all the water out. The floor is slightly sloped and channeled to get the water out and there is never more than 1/3 of the floor with water on it. But it would be much better to have it dry.
