Before & After Photos

A vapour barrier or an encapsulation system, is crucial in a dirt floor crawl space. Isolating the home from the earth is 1 step of 4 in fixing the issue! The barrier needs to be engineered to sit on dirt and not breakdown and become brittle.

After a lot of debris removal, mostly pink fiberglass insulation, we turned this dirt crawl into a bright, sealed up, safe space under this Londesborough home. 

Great work team!

Before: This dirt crawl space had standing water, musty odours, and poor insulation—making the home less healthy and less efficient.

After: With full encapsulation, drainage, a new sump pump, and insulation installed, the crawl space is now dry, clean, and healthy. The homeowner not only gained protection for their home but also a bright, usable storage area.

Before

The home was built with a dirt floor crawl space and sporadic insulation throughout. Moisture and water will seep into the area which allows high level of humidity for mould growth. The HVAC system was located in the cool damp crawl space which made the system work more often to control the comfort in the upper levels.

After

Advanced Basement Systems installed their Clean Space encapsulation material along with spray foam insulation on the exterior walls to keep the space dry and warm all year. When using spray foam insulation in an area that contains a combustion furnace or hot water heater, it must have a thermal barrier included. A special paint-product was used over the spray foam to meet current building codes for safety of the home.

Give Advanced Basement Systems a call if you suspect your crawl space needs help!

This crawl space had no perimeter wall insulation nor any humidity control. We encapsulated the dirt floor, isolating the home from the earth. From there, we installed a sump pump and back-up system to capture groundwater from the footing drain. Then, our Sani Dry Air System was placed to take care of conditioning the air. 

Finally, our spray foam crew sealed all outside air leaks with closed cell insulation on the walls and up into the headers. Great job team!