Before & After Photos

Putting home repair needs in the back of your mind will not only save you money but the health of you and your home. A homeowner in Tennyson, IN had a complication with their old sump pump that failed, causing the crawl space to be wet after a rainstorm. A few months went by and mold started to form thanks to the humidity in the atmosphere of the space. The homeowner was not aware of the issue until Humidity began to affect his bedroom and which caused concern. Healthy Spaces took action and encapsulated the crawl space!

CleanSpace drainage matting is rested directly on the crawl space floor to give water flooding into your crawl space a channel underneath your crawl space liner. This will direct water flow toward the sump pump system. Next, the bright, white liner called CleanSpace is secured on the walls and floor of the space. It will never support mildew or mold growth on its surface, making it possible to convert your crawl space into a usable storage area. To create a constant dry airflow throughout the area, the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier is hooked up to carry any water vapor to the SmartSump pump. Once the moisture barrier was protected, the homeowner inspected the new transformation with a grin on his face. We love seeing happy customers! 

In Owensboro, Kentucky, a homeowner reached out to Healthy Spaces in hopes of encapsulating her crawl space. She had previous work done somewhere else that did insulation/ water barrier work that seemed to have been done incorrectly. Upon further inspection, the crawl space was infested with mold. Mold was visible throughout the crawl space's floor as well as the wooden beams. The standing water and humidity in the crawl space made it possible for mold to thrive. 

Drainage matting was laid on the floor, allowing water flow to be directed to the sump pump. It also adds extra protection before the CleanSpace is secured on top. A new access well door, The Turtl, was put in to make it easily accessible and secure without allowing water vapor to enter the crawl space. The Turtl can be locked to prevent unwanted guests from intruding inside. The transformation was incredible, leaving the homeowner astounded! 

A dirt crawl space costs more to heat and cool compared to an encapsulated one. A homeowner in Evansville, Indiana, was interested in sealing off the space and inspecting the crawl space for any further potential issues. His dirt floor crawl space was not only costing him more to heat and cool, but mold growth was present on the wooden beams. 

To protect the vapor barrier of the crawl space, CleanSpace was installed. This 20 mil liner has multiple layers of plastic with different characteristics of flexibility and puncture and tears resistance. An added benefit to the liner is the antimicrobial additive that is manufactured in the material that will prevent mold growth on the liner. It is odorless and safe and is used in many plastic household and automotive products. The transformation was incredible, and the homeowner was pleased!

When one problem occurs, another follows. This can be relatable if you have ever dealt with a crawl space issue. A homeowner in Powderly, Kentucky wanted a FREE inspection with Healthy Spaces because mold was spotted in the crawl space. During the inspection, there was standing water on the floor of the crawl space and the air was humid, which was the main culprit of the mold formation. Not only did the crawl space need to be treated for mold, but encapsulated to prevent the problem from happening again. 

The first step in creating a healthy space for the home was to treat all mold and future mold spots from spreading. Next, drainage matting is laid across the floor to allow water to flow toward the new SmartSump. The SmartSump will pump the water out of the crawl space and away from the home. A popular product that dramatically transforms the space, CleanSpace, is secured on the walls and floor. It protects the vapor barrier. The homeowner was pleased with the final results, which made us happier! 

Healthy Spaces received a call from a homeowner in Utica, Kentucky, who was having drainage issues. Water was collecting and then running into a single collection spot in the corner of his crawl space. He was interested in encapsulating the space to prevent future flooding and moisture from happening again. Moisture and humidity were present for a while, resulting in mold growth on organic surfaces such as the wooden beams of the crawl space. If mold is left untreated, it could lead to negative impacts on one's health. Studies have shown that prolonged exposure to mold can cause asthma. 

The crawl space needed an effective drainage system that would leave the crawl space dry, such as a dimpled polyethylene membrane. The dimples allow water to flow to a sump while protecting the CleanSpace that is installed on top. CleanSpace is always paired with dimpled matting for added protection against rubble or dirt and proper draining. CleanSpace has an antimicrobial additive manufactured into the material which prevents mold growth on the liner. The liner is secured on the floor and walls, to keep outside moisture/air from escaping into the space. Once the encapsulation project was completed, the homeowner was stunned by not only the physical transformation but the peace of mind of knowing that his health wouldn't be at risk from mold.