Before & After Photos

A crawl space in a home shouldn't be avoided if an issue is suspected. This space should be utilized as an asset to a house. This homeowner has debris, insulation falling, and water leaks in his crawl space. Team Woods solved these issues by installing a CleanSpace vapor barrier system onto the floor and walls to completely seal the space from outer, harmful elements. 

Moisture and crawl spaces do not mix; air quality issues in the home, mold growth, and rotting floor joists are just some of the problems that arise from having a wet crawl space. Wanting to avoid these issues, this Fairview Heights, Illinois homeowner called Woods Basement Systems to address his moisture-laden crawl space. Among other things, an inorganic CleanSpace encapsulation system was installed to seal the dirt and moisture out of the crawl space. Just look at the difference!

Years of water damage had impacted the safety and cleanliness of this Fairview Heights, IL crawl space. To solve this issue, Team Woods covered the crawl space with a CleanSpace encapsulation system and stabilized the walls with Geo-Lock wall anchors. 

A crawlspace was not properly insulated in Fairview Heights, IL, and moisture was entering it as well. To solve these issues, SilverGlo Insulation was first installed. This features a radiant barrier with graphite infused in it that reflects heat into the basement to save energy. Next, the CleanSpace Encapsulation System was installed. This will isolate the crawlspace from the ground. It also controls water, humidity, outside air infiltration, and heat loss. The white finish will brighten the crawlspace and make it easier to see inside. Thanks to these systems, this crawlspace will stay warm and dry all year round!

A homeowner wanted to improve the look of the entrance to the crawlspace because outside air and debris were entering it and causing issues. To solve this issue, two EverLast Systems were installed. First, an access well was installed. This is big enough to crouch down and enter the crawlspace. This durable system won’t rust, rot, corrode, or need paint. it also includes a lid that will keep debris out. Next, a new crawlspace door was installed. This is made completely of inorganic material that is waterproof and resistant to mold growth. It looks much better than deteriorating wood doors, and it will never rot, rust, or need paint.  Made of a half-inch-thick solid plastic with a special airtight foam seal, it's designed to seal off the crawlspace from the outside elements to protect your area from outside humidity and cold. Thanks to these systems, this crawlspace will remain dry and clean for years to come!