Before & After Photos

We took a crawlspace near Rocky Gap, VA from wet and dank to bright and clean using our CleanSpace vapor barrier system. This system, which is installed along the ground of the area, is made of mold and tear-resistant material. It not only prevents moisture-related damage and mold, but transforms crawlspaces into sanitary storage areas! 

The team visited a home in Big Stone Gap, VA that had a moisture problem in the crawlspace. When moisture takes over below-grade spaces, it sets off a chain reaction of issues. Moisture creates mold and mildew, which creates odors that attract pests. As pests die, more are attracted. Moisture also creates rot which eats away at vulnerable areas. To protect this crawlspace, Master Services installed our CleanSpace liner, which protects against all of these threats!

In Stone Gap, VA, we visited a homeowner who wanted to improve the quality of her crawlspace. Upon investigation, we found a heavily contaminated space filled with mold and debris. To resolve this issue, we suggested installing a CleanSpace moisture barrier, which would prevent moisture from entering the area and stop mold growth.

We received a request from a homeowner in Stone Gap, VA to enhance the value of their residence in the real estate market, beginning with their crawlspace. Since its construction, the area had not been suitably sealed or waterproofed, making it vulnerable to water infiltration, especially during rainfall. Following a comprehensive assessment, our home inspector recommended our CleanSpace moisture barrier solution to ensure that the crawlspace remains dry, hygienic, and provides a secure environment to store additional items.

The owner of a residence in Stone Gap, VA reached out to Master Services for assistance in safeguarding their crawlspace against moisture and mold. Following an examination, our experts detected excessive humidity, which had caused both mold growth and damage to the floor beams. To resolve the problem, we advised that a CleanSpace moisture barrier be put in place. This initial line of protection will prevent water and moisture from elevating the humidity levels inside the crawlspace, thereby averting the development of mold and spores.