Before & After Photos

The crawl space door was replaced with the EverLast crawl space door system to provide a durable, moisture-resistant solution that prevents water infiltration, improves energy efficiency, and enhances the home's overall structural integrity.

The CleanSpace system was used to encapsulate the customer's damp crawl space to prevent moisture issues, improve indoor air quality, and protect the home's structural integrity. This system creates a durable barrier that blocks water vapor, reduces humidity, and helps prevent mold growth, ensuring a healthier and more energy-efficient living environment.

This crawl space in Fuquay-Varina, NC is showing clear signs of water intrusion and moisture buildup. Standing water is present on the vapor barrier, and parts of the crawl space remain exposed to bare earth, creating an environment that encourages mold growth and pest activity. The homeowner suspects the moisture may be coming from HVAC condensation or groundwater seepage. A SaniDry dehumidifier is in place but may not be functioning effectively without proper drainage or full encapsulation. Additionally, the homeowner has reported an interior wall crack that appears upstairs during the winter months, raising concerns of potential foundation movement. Given the combination of moisture, possible mold, bug intrusion, and structural concerns, a comprehensive crawl space inspection and foundation assessment are highly recommended.

This formerly humid, dirty, and musty crawl space got a brand new look and feel with our CleanSpace encapsulation system. Made from a 20mil thick, polyethylene composition, our CleanSpace is the strongest vapor barrier on the market. Once installed, it seals, covers, and protects the area from any moisture, humidity, or winter drafts - providing a bright, heathy, and dry environment throughout.

To prevent moisture from seeping through the ground and walls, which can lead to mold growth, wood rot, and poor indoor air quality, we installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier throughout the crawl space. This barrier helps protect the home's structural integrity and improves energy efficiency by reducing humidity levels.