Before & After Photos

This Leesburg, VA home was suffering from a filthy unwaterproofed crawlspace. This had a negative impact on the comfort level of the home. When our sales professional Carl went out to the property to perform a full home inspection, he determined that the best course of action to end their discomfort would be to remove and dispose of all the old filthy insulation and install CleanSpace.  Carl was able to show the homeowners the evidence of dirty air coming from the crawlspace collecting dirt and mold. Our production team started by ripping out and disposing of all the old insulation that was trapping dirt and allowing it to spread throughout the home. After that, they placed TerraBlock floor insulation to simultaneously maintain a consistent temperature within the crawlspace and keep moisture from building up on the ground. Finally, the crew Installed the CleanSpace cover as the final layer of protection to prevent water damage and mold growth.

The crawl space was once moisture and critter ridden. We used our CleanSpace system to transform it to a sealed and dry crawl space. 

This Manassas VA home had a damp and cold crawl space with unwanted pests and cold floors above.  Open vents allowed external air, dust and allergens into the crawl space which lead to poor air quality in the home.  Installing insulation panels to the walls, using Zyp Foam to seal up the panels and control the air flow into the space and covering the wet, dirt floors would all contribute to a better conditioned environment and improvement to the air quality and energy efficiency of the home.  

We removed the old insulation, dirty plastic covering the dirt floors and moisture from the air.  This crawl space is now clean and dry with no musty smells or excessive moisture in the air.  

This Sterling VA basement was too cold and the homeowners wanted to change that.  They called us and had one of our Basement Performance experts (Carl) come out to see how we could help.  Carl identified a need to air seal and insulate the top of the basement walls.  This would not only insulate the space better than it had been, but it would also eliminate the ability for cold outside air to come inside. Outside air could bring not only cold temperatures, but dust and allergens inside of the home.  Sealing up the space with spray foam was the solution.