Before & After Photos

When you get your crawlspace encapsulated, you solve so many problems that you may not even know you're experiencing. For example, when you encapsulate with the Clean Space liner and insulate the walls with SilverGlo panels, you eliminate the need for insulation in the crawl space ceiling. A lot of the times, this fiberglass in the ceiling will soak up moisture and cause problems for the crawl space. We also installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to eliminate all moisture. 

This home in Frankfort, Kentucky had a crawl space that was rotting away due to moisture problems. We installed CleanSpace, a SaniDry Sedona, a SmartSump, a SmartJack, and we also installed various insulation products like SilverGlo and rim joist insulation. The result was a moisture free crawlspace that can now keep the house as a whole clean and healthy. 

This crawl space had tons of ground water leakage, which was adding to the moisture issues it was experiencing. To fix this, we installed our waterproofing system and then encapsulated the crawl space. We waterproofed by digging trenches around the interior perimeter of the crawl space, and then installing perforated pipes in the trenches. We then backfilled the pipe filled trenches with gravel. We then hooked the pipes up to a SmartSump sump pump, which is also hooked up to a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. After waterproofing, we installed drainage matting over the floor of the crawl space with CleanSpace lining over top. The result is a clean, dry crawl space.

This crawl space had ground water leaking from just underneath the floor. We installed a perimeter drainage system consisting of perforated pipes placed in trenches backfilled with gravel, all connected to a SmartSump sump pump. We then installed drainage matting and CleanSpace liner over the floor of the crawl space. We then hooked up a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to the pump. We also insulated with SilverGlo panels over the CleanSpace on the walls. 

Do you have a musty crawl space? Some people think they can tough it out with, "just the musty smells" but there are many more problems with a musty crawl space than the smells. Your crawl space will eat away at itself and the wood will rot. It's better to fix the musty smells right away than to try and tough it out until the wood rots, then you have to just fix it anyways.