Before & After Photos

A Troy, MI homeowner had discovered a new musty smell in their home after 40 years of living in it. They came to the realization that the smell was originating from their crawl space. Once they had done a personal inspection on their home, they had found water leakage. Concerned this would cause damage to the wood and foundation, they decided to give HomeSpec a call. 

HomeSpec’s senior project manager, Mark, inspected this residence and confirmed that water had accessed the crawl space. Mark had proposed to the homeowners that a TripleSafe™ Sump Pump System accompanied with SmartPipe™ perimeter drainage pipe Drainage system would be the best fit for their situation. The homeowners agreed, and the team got to work waterproofing the homeowner’s crawl space. At the end of the installations the team members were able to encapsulate the crawl space with CleanSpace® vapor barrier to combat the musty smells from returning. The homeowners were happy knowing their crawl space was suited to keep water from damaging their home.

Many people neglect their crawl spaces, especially the crawl space door. But it's much more important than you think, especially if your crawl space is already encapsulated - it's supposed to prevent water, humidity, and even critters from infiltrating. The door should fit perfectly, and provide an airtight seal. 

The door on this Palmyra crawl space was wooden and damaged by water. Bricks were placed in front just to hold the door shut. After encapsulating, HomeSpec installed our EverLast™ Crawl Space Door to waterproof the entrance. It's made of high-quality, inorganic material so it won't attract mold or rot over time. 

Our crews encapsulated a crawl space in Saline. We also installed an interior drainage system. 

A homeowner in Saline, MI reached out to HomeSpec Waterproofing and Foundation Repair for a free consultation. They were interested in encapsulating their crawl spaces, of which there were two. Both the homeowner and their child struggled with asthma, and feared that mold would grow and contaminate the air quality throughout the house. After explaining details to the scheduling team, they were able to set up an appointment with a project manager who regularly inspects crawl spaces.

Bill was the project manager helping this homeowner. He spoke with them about their concerns before entering the crawl spaces. While inspecting, Bill took great care in recording details not only for his analysis but so he could inform the homeowner. They talked about what Bill witnessed and then about his recommendations. Together, they decided to encapsulate the crawl space using a CleanSpace® vapor barrier and install a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier. The homeowner then planned a time for the repairs to be completed. The crew was led by a foreman named Jim, and he and his team worked diligently to finish the project. The homeowner was happy with their crawl space repair!

A homeowner in Ann Arbor, MI, has owned their home for over 30 years. They are planning to sell the home, but have encountered a problem with their crawl space. There are currently no concerns about moisture, mold, or humidity. However, the flooring of the home tends to be cold, and the homeowner wants to address this problem and ensure no future issues. They decided to call HomeSpec for help.

Zach, a senior project manager at HomeSpec, conducted a free inspection of the home. He confirmed the cold floors and assured the homeowner that HomeSpec could help protect against any future crawl space issues. Zach proposed using CleanSpace® Basement Wall Vapor Barrier to prevent leaks and mold growth on the crawl space walls, along with the CleanSpace® Crawl Space Encapsulation System to help prevent future problems. He also recommended EverLast™ basement windows to provide a reliable, clean, finished appearance both inside and out. The homeowner accepted the plan, and a team from HomeSpec led by Kevin and Mike got to work. The homeowner was pleased with the finished product and was at ease regarding any potential crawl space problems.