Before & After Photos

One of the leading causes of home performance issues, and specifically mildew and mold issues in crawl spaces, is uncontrolled air flow.  Most crawl spaces are designed with vents that people leave open all year long.  This allows external air, moisture, dust and allergens to enter the crawl space.  That air eventually works its way into the living spaces of the home above and is what the homeowners will breath.  Capping and air sealing crawl space vents is often the first step in turning a nasty crawl space into a controlled environment that can positively improve the health and comfort of the people living in a home.  Silver Glo insulation panels are seen here, cut to fit the vents and then air sealed with Zyp Foam.  

Customer called and informed us that they were interested in encapsulating their crawlspace as well as controlling ground water flow. Our certified home energy sales pro, Jonathan, visited the home where he devised a plan that would involve installing a new sump pump and dehumidifier while also encapsulating the crawlspace. This will help perfectly solve the problem and bring relief to the homeowner. Here is the before and after.

Customer called us with a underperforming basement. Our certified home performance sales pro, Carl, visited the home for a free estimate and created a plan to help waterproof the homeowners basement eliminating the chance of water entering. Here is the before and after.

This customer called to see if we could help improve their crawl space. Our certified home performance sales pro, Jesus, visited the home where he created a plan that would create a more energy efficient and clean crawl space. Here is the before and after.

Customer called us with a gap in their basement cement foundation. Our certified home performance sales pro, Stephen, visited the home for a free estimate where he created a plan using Carbon Armor that would efficiently seal the gap and seal air perfectly. Here is the before and after.