Before & After Photos

The crawl space in the before photo was dealing with serious flooding issues. Water was coming in from a variety of places, and as you can see, filling the crawl space. When our system design specialist went out to White Cloud, MI to see the cottage for himself, he found 2 feet of standing water in the crawl space.  The first step was pumping out all of that standing water to prepare for the encapsulation. With the water out of the crawl space, the team installed a full encapsulation system. The white liner seen in the after photo is our CleanSpace vapor barrier. Our barriers are impenetrable by moisture, so it’ll keep out the water that leaks into the crawl space. Water won’t threaten this crawl space again.

Many customers call us because their basement or crawl space are flooding. But some call us simply to prevent that from happening.

When this homeowner called, there were no cracks in his foundation and there was no moisture in the crawl space. However, when he'd had an addition built a few years ago, the contractor laid down a simple sheet of black plastic and he thought, "That's probably not protecting much."

He was right! While it's nicer to walk on than dirt, tarp and other plastic sheeting don't actually do anything to protect the crawl space or the house above it. 

We installed the CleanSpace encapsulation system in the new and old sections of the crawl space, and now the homeowners won't have to worry about moisture issues in the first place.

This customer was having issues with his crawl space. It has a dirt floor and cinder block walls. He complained about the musty, moldy smell and has no sump pump. Our team resolved his issues by installing our Cleanspace liner and drainage matting. These products ensure no water is able to enter the space and cause that moldy smell and that any water that tries to enter through the walls is directed right to the Smart Drain. Our customer also had vent cover installed to keep that added moisture out that comes in through crawl space windows.

Monique K. had a damp crawl space that was smelly and cold. Water saturated the pink fiberglass insulation lining the ceiling which could lead to mold growth. The dirt floor allowed cold air to enter the space and had no insulation to ensure a dry, clean environment. We added a CleanSpace water vapor barrier to ensure no water entered the space as well as a drainage mat to channel water to the sump pump.

Water was flooding into Brenda’s crawl space. When in her crawl space, you could see light, therefore it was not properly sealed. So she called our team and we installed CleanSpace. CleanSpace is a plastic sheet material used as a vapor barrier to restrict all moisture, outside air, and pests from entering your crawl space. Not only does this system create an energy-efficient crawl space, but it also gives your crawl space a clean finish. This material will be applied to your floors and walls to create a sleek look and an uninterrupted barrier.