Before & After Photos

Before tackling this project in Williamsburg, KY, the crawl space was a homeowner's nightmare: damp, dark, and deserted. Guided by a friend's rave reviews, they turned to us for relief. Our solution? As you can see in the after photo, we transformed their space with our CleanSpace liner, keeping moisture at bay, added SilverGlow insulation for energy efficiency, and introduced a SaniDry Sedona to ensure air quality. The result? A crawl space that's as functional as it is pristine.

A two-story log home in Whitley City, Kentucky needed it's 4 foot crawlspace encapsulated.

The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky sent their inspectors out to evaluate the job.  Their recommendation was agreed upon by the home owner and they installed a CleanSpace encapsulation system.  The bottom piers of the crawlspace were wrapped and vent covers were placed over the vents and an EverLast Door was installed.  The team installed SilverGlo Crawl Space Wall Insulation System that gave the homeowners' a dry, energy-efficient crawl space.

Vented crawl spaces are so 1968. The days of vented crawl spaces being the standard are no longer. Research and studies show that the best thing you can do for you crawl space is encapsulating, dehumidifying, and sealing off from the open air. 

Does your fiberglass insulation keep falling in your crawl space? It's probably due to high humidity levels. Our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier can fix that! It's world class specs and patents make it the best dehumidifying system for your crawl space.

This home in Richmond, Kentucky was in need of a crawl space makeover because there was too much moisture and mold growing. Enter the expert crawl space repair team, who arrived at the home equipped with innovative solutions. They proposed a comprehensive plan that involved installing a CleanSpace encapsulation system. This high-quality, durable, and vapor-resistant material would be installed across the crawl space floor and walls to prevent moisture from entering and to seal off the area from external elements. In addition, the team recommended the installation of a sump pump to actively collect and pump out any excess water that might still find its way in. The sump pump would ensure a dry and healthy crawl space, reducing the risk of mold growth and preserving the structural integrity of the home.

To further enhance the crawl space's water management, the team also suggested laying a perforated pipe along the perimeter of the crawl space. This pipe would collect any water that might seep through the CleanSpace encapsulation and redirect it to the sump pump for efficient removal. The family were delighted with the thoroughness of the plan and the expertise of the team.