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We helped a homeowner in Bath, Maine who had a "gully" running through her crawl space, allowing water to essentially create a stream below her home. We were able to transform the damp and musty crawl space into a dry and clean area. To handle the water we installed a TripleSafe sump pump, that collects groundwater and pumps it away from the home through an exterior buried discharge line. The crawl space was also encapsulated with drainage matting and CleanSpace vapor barrier to seal moisture out. Spray Foam insulation was installed along the rim joists to seal up the CleanSpace and improve the energy efficiency of the crawl space. Not pictured, we also installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to ensure the crawl space was kept at a healthy humidity level, preventing moisture.
An Augusta, Maine crawl space was experiencing moisture problems, which made the homeowners worry about the integrity of the supports for their home, as well as their air quality. We removed the old fiberglass insulation and other debris, and regraded the area. Then we installed our two-step encapsulation process, including drainage matting and CleanSpace vapor barrier liner. Drainage matting channels the groundwater, and the CleanSpace liner is installed on top of the drainage matting and on all of the walls to create a sealed up space. CleanSpace prevents mold growth in addition to keeping water out. Spray Foam insulation was installed on the walls and rim joists to provide energy efficiency improvements, as well as an added moisture seal.
A homeowner in Trevett had seen our ads on a local TV station and decided it was time to take care of their wet crawlspace. The homeowner reached out to TC Hafford Basement Systems for a free estimate. One of our System Design Specialists met with the homeowner to review their concerns and come up with a plan to prevent future issues.
CleanSpace with Drainage Matting was installed across the entire crawlspace. Drainage Matting is laid down first to elevate the CleanSpace and with its dimpled design, Drainage Matting helps to channel any groundwater to a sump. CleanSpace was installed and attached to the crawl space walls to encapsulate the area. CleanSpace is an inorganic and durable vapor barrier that keeps moisture and small critters out while turning the crawlspace into a perfect area for storage. We also installed a SuperSump Plus which pumps water out of the basement through an Exterior Buried Discharge line and takes the water far away from the home. The whole system is protected against ice buildup during winter with the installation of IceGuard on the Discharge line. This ensures that the system will always run, preventing flooding when snow melts. To finish out the waterproofing system, a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier was installed to keep the humidity in the crawlspace at a safe level, preventing musty smells and mold growth. Now the homeowner is happy that they have a dry, usable space!
This Vassalboro, ME crawl space had a dirt floor and was often damp, and the owners were ready to explore encapsulating the space. We installed our two-step encapsulation process, including a layer of drainage matting to control the groundwater, and our CleanSpace vapor barrier to seal out moisture. Crawl space encapsulation protects the structure of your home, as well as prevents odors and allergens like mold spores from making their way up into your home.
Before our team arrived, the homeowner in Southport, Maine, faced the challenge of a damp, dirt-floor crawl space. The space was prone to moisture issues, which could lead to problems like mold, poor air quality, and structural damage if left unaddressed. They knew it was time to take action. After assessing the situation, TC Hafford Basement Systems recommended installing the CleanSpace liner, drainage matting, and a SmartDrain. This system would effectively block moisture from entering while allowing any water to drain out safely.
The transformation was remarkable. What was once a vulnerable, exposed dirt crawl space is now fully encapsulated and protected from moisture. The homeowner was thrilled to have a dry, secure area under their home that will protect their property for years to come.