Before & After Photos

This Petal homeowner called for an inspection because they were having some moisture and mold issues under their house. This was due to having a dirt crawlspace and open venting. Originally, it was thought that vents would circulate dry air throughout the crawlspace, thus keeping it dry. That is false. Once air enters the crawlspace, it is trapped, making the humidity levels rise. All this humid air will travel up into your home making the AC units work harder to keep up with the draft. 

Our encapsulation system totally seals off the crawlspace so humid air stays where it belongs; outside. We install a sump pump in the ground to rid the crawlspace of ground water seepage. Then, we install our 20 mil liner and waterproof the ground and walls. Topping it off, we put a dehumidifier in to keep the air dry and healthy. This system together is proven to regulate the crawlspace atmosphere and prevent moisture from building up and creating issues. 

This customer had insulation in their crawlspace that was causing mold to form. We came in, cleaned out the insulation, cleaned the mold, then put in our encapsulation system to help dry everything out and keep the mold from coming back!

This Forrest County home had a serious problem with standing water staying underneath their home. It was causing severe moisture issues in the wood, leading to mold and potentially rot. Our Design Specialist, Melissa Johnson, was able to curate a custom plan to get this home encapsulated, dry, and healthy. Adam's crew installed our proven system to complete this project. The homeowner was extremely pleased with our work and had this to say about our company, "Great work. Quick and painless. Friendly folks. Overall excellent experience!"

This crawlspace in Hattiesburg was holding water and having some mold issues. The homeowner called many different companies to come out and give them quotes and ended up choosing our team to take on their project! Rick Killingsworth designed their custom proposal and solution, and Mike Lawler led a team to complete the job. We cleaned out the crawlspace to start, sealed up the outside vents to prevent air from bringing in moisture, installed a sump pump, and completely waterproofed the crawlspace. 

This home in Mississippi's Hub City was having moisture build up under the house causing the floors to buckle inside. We treat the inside of the crawlspace like the inside of a house and totally seal it off from the outside. This will eliminate outside air from getting in and carrying moisture droplets. We also put a sump pump in the ground to capture all the water seeping in from the ground underneath. Our pump will automatically collect the excess water and discard it out and away from the crawlspace. We also place a dehumidifier in the crawlspace that will clean and dehumidify the air, making sure it doesn't get musty. This completes our encapsulation system and will keep the crawlspace dry for years to come!