Before & After Photos

After doing some research, these homeowners became concerned about their crawl space that was left completely unprotected against moisture and the outdoor elements. To teach them more about the potential concerns and preventive measures, we sent out one of our skilled design specialist, Corey, to take a look at their crawl space. To really protect the underside of the home and the floors above, Corey crafted up a plan for our encapsulation system, a complete sealing and conditioning of the crawl space. This includes a durable vapor barrier, a crawl space dehumidifier, and a sump pump system. Each component plays a part in tackling moisture and humidity, making sure they cannot cause any issues. The homeowners loved the idea, decided to move forward, and shortly after we had one of our talented crews out to install the work. Take a look at the difference in the provided photos. Great job to each of our team members who contributed!

This crawlspace was set right above our 12" benchmark to install an encapsulation. Anything under 12" is too low for our guys and products to get under. 

This house originally had lattice work wrapped around the perimeter of the crawlspace, leaving it susceptible to outside air. Thankfully, the homeowner had this bricked in, in anticipation of the encapsulation. Once this was done, our guys came out and installed our encapsulation system utilizing the sump pump, dehumidifier, drainage matting, and 20 mil liner. Now this crawlspace will be able to dry out without the influence of humidity and ground water seepage.

This once wet and humid crawl space has been transformed by both our encapsulation and smartjack systems. The CleanSpace Liner you see throughout the whole underside of the home is helping tackle the moisture problem. It is much more durable than your average vapor barrier, and is tightly secured to the walls and floors of the space. Also seen in the photo is one of our smart jacks. These act as a permanent support system for the joists/floors that were already affected by the moisture. They can even be adjusted to fit the home's needs as it shift throughout the years. Unseen in the photo is our crawl space dehumidifier and sump pump system, which both also work towards keeping the space dry and healthy. Great job to our design specialists and crew members who planned and installed this job!

This homeowner in Raymond, MS gave us a call because her home was experiencing sagging floors. Melissa performed a very detailed inspection, finding moisture and significant mold issues.

Because the moisture was so bad, they were having heavy mold issues; to the point that they had several beams and joists rotting. They had the woodwork repaired before our guys came to install the encapsulation. Once this was taken care of, our team was able to treat the mold and protect the new and remaining joists from moisture issues in the future by installed a waterproofing system. Mike and his crew completed the job and got a great review. 

These before and after images showcase the major change our team was able to make for this crawl space. In the first image you'll see exposed soil, a pulled away and now useless vapor barrier, and plenty of falling/fallen insulation. AKA, a lot of different problems contributing to the moisture issues this homeowner reached out to us about. In the second image, you'll see what looks like a completely different crawl space. The insulation is gone, the old vapor barrier has been disposed of, and now the dirt AND the walls of the crawl space are neatly covered by our drainage matting and CleanSpace Liner. We're very proud of this gorgeous new look, but looks aren't the only benefit that comes with this change. The underside is now completely moisture proofed by our entire encapsulation system, all the different sources of previous moisture issues are being taken care of, making sure this crawl space never ends back up in a rough condition again.