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Crawlspace Encapsulation in West Chester, PA
This homeowner was interested in a crawlspace encapsulation and reached out to us to get the job done. This crawlspace had a dirt floor and issues with dampness. The customer was primarily concerned about mold becoming an issue. We started this job by removing the old insulation and replacing it with SilverGlo insulated wall panels. These panels are made with completely inorganic materials, and will not absorb moisture or support the growth of mold, rot, or mildew. Next, we installed Cleanspace Drainage Matting and our Cleanspace Liner. These products are designed to work together to transform a “problem” crawl space into a clean, dry, energy-efficient space.
Egress in Chadds Ford
This customer wanted to add light and an emergency exit to their basement. We installed a Slider Egress Window, Rockwell Elite with a premier cover. Now everyone is safe and there's natural light in the basement.
Adding Extra Living Space with a TBF Finished Basement in Townsend, DE
This was a fairly new home with a large, unfinished basement. Even though the basement was dry, the homeowner chose to invest in Total Basement Finishing (TBF) waterproof and mold resistant products. A good choice since as a home ages, the chances of having problems with moisture and mold increases. We installed TBF Everlast Wall System, Elite Plank flooring and a drop ceiling. In compliance with building codes, an egress window already existed, so we trimmed it out and made it pretty!
We upgraded the customer’s existing sump pump to a Zoeller M-53 with an UltraSump battery backup and installed a SaniDry XP Air System to keep the air fresh and dry.
Renovated Basement Stairs in New Castle, DE
This homeowner was looking to camouflage a set of stairs in their newly finished basement. We think the outcome is awesome!
Egress window installation in New Castle DE
This customer needed a building code-approved egress window, so we took out their tiny, old window and installed a Rockwell window well with a large out-swing window. Not only does this basement now have more light coming in, but it also has a second way out of the basement in case there is an emergency. Inside the window well, we installed a WellDuct window well drain. The WellDuct directs any water that enters the window well into the existing interior drain tile system.
