Before & After Photos

We helped turn this wet and nasty crawl space into a clean, dry environment which will improve the air quality for the homeowners living in the spaces above.  clean space on the floors and walls with a leak detector and Sedona Sani Dry dehumidifier.  This would also help to better control the temperature in the crawl space and lead to more comfortable floors above in the winter and summer.  

This home in Newington, VA was having issues with humidity, water damage, and comfort due to their dirt crawl space. We gave their crawl space the full CleanSpace treatment and the results are a new, beautiful space!

This Falls Church VA crawl space was in a bad way.  The duct work running through it was compromised, falling down and leading to poor performance for the heating and cooling of the home and rooms above.  The existing insulation was not doing its job, leading to cold floors above.  There was excessive uncontrolled moisture in the crawl space due to open air vents which was creating poor air quality for the homeowners.  We fixed it!   Our production team helped correct the duct system issues, insulated the walls of the crawl space including sealing up the air vents to eliminate dust and outside allergens from entering.  Spray foam insulation was used to seal several areas.  Finally they covered the floors and foundation support with Clean Space.  This is a now a controlled environment delivering better home performance to the owners.  Eliminating the moisture and humidity now makes this space useful for storage if needed.  

Homeowners in Arlington, VA had a crawlspace that had old, moldy, non-effective insulation in it. The team at 3 Pros Basement Systems transformed the crawlspace using our CleanSpace encapsulation system. This system keeps the crawlspace healthy, warm, dry, and critter free. 

This Alexandria VA crawl space had been partially conditioned with material installed to cover the dirt flooring and walls, but the insulation for the space was not done correctly.  The walls and rim joists in the crawl space were left uninsulated while traditional bat insulation was used to "TRY" and insulate the floors above the crawl space.  The bat insulation allowed for cold and or hot, unconditioned air from the crawl space to impact the floors above.  The outside temperatures and moisture were able to freely impact the crawl space due to open air vents and no insulation for the walls.  We removed the bat insulation and some of the wall coverings and proceeded to use spray foam to seal the air vents, rim joists and to insulate the walls.  No more free moving outside air causing humidity and we conditions in the crawl space.