Before & After Photos

This before and after shows that process of applying Spray Foam insulation to the walls of the crawlspace after Cleanspace is installed. Insulation is not needed on the sub-floor because the Spray foam on the walls is working with the cleanspace to encapsulate, waterproof, and insulate. They work better together than apart! Spray Foam is closed-celled so it will not allow water to collect or stick to it. 

The before picture shown here is a perfect example of an unhealthy crawl space. The after picture is the same crawl space encapsulated in CleanSpace creating a clean, dry, healthy environment.

This Crawlspace was full of water and mud when our crew started. But after our crew worked hard for hours in what most people would consider harsh conditions, drying out the crawlspace, cleaning it, encapsulating, installing sump pumps and a dehumidifier, hanging back up fallen ducts and insulation and then cleaning up again, they were finally able to make this Clackamas Crawlspace clean and dry! 

Seasonal Rains have left this crawlspace a mess. The old fiberglass insulation was water logged and in pieces. The old vapor barrier was pulled up in places and pushed around. 

This customer called with concerns of his crawlspace. It was sealed properly so dirt, water, and other debris were getting in making a mess. Our team went out and installed a CleanSpace Encapsulation system that will keep his crawlspace clean and dry for years to come.