Before & After Photos

Our main goal when encapsulating a crawlspace is handling moisture problems and preventing future damage, but a fantastic side effect of this is a much cleaner looking crawlspace! Look at the difference our CleanSpace Liner makes.

Large home in Philadelphia, MS with water seeping through the concrete block walls of the basement. This entire basement is living space. We installed our Waterguard system in the floor and adhered our BrightWall system to the walls to direct any water that comes into the basement to the sump pump, that would then discharge it outside. 

Our design specialist was happy to discover that this crawl space was pretty tall compared to the low spaces we typically see. But the other main thing he noticed was the vapor barrier that had been under the home for quite a while. We do not know when it was installed, but it clearly did not stand the test of time. There were rips, completely pulled away exposes areas, and mud and plenty of other stains on top of the liner. This liner not doing its job meant that moisture was still having its effect on the crawl space. Fortunately, we came prepared with the needed replacement! Our CleanSpace Liner is much more durable, tightly secured to the walls, supports, and floors of the space, and work in tandem with several of our other fantastic moisture proofing products, such as our dehumidifier you can see in the image!

These are two images featuring a home in Carriere, Mississippi, that one of our crews installed a crawlspace encapsulation for. The most striking feature of an encapsulation is our Cleanspace Liner, which may appear similar to the everyday vapor barrier, but quality-wise, they can't be compared. These images should help you understand what you get with a standard vapor barrier installation, and a Cleanspace installation. The vapor barrier is not covering the entire crawlspace and can be easily pulled/torn away. The replacement, our Cleanspace Liner, covers not only the entire ground, but is installed up the supports as well, making sure moisture is blocked from all angles. It gives a cleaner look as well, anyone can feel safe crawling in this space now!

Repeat customers are the best! This homeowner had worked with us before so she called our company first when she needed work done on a different property. This home was struggling with cracks in the brick due to shifting. The crawlspace was holding moisture as well and possibly adding to the foundation issues. Corey Becker inspected the home and proposed a solution for both the moisture and foundation issues.

We installed the push piers around the portions of the house that were sinking and reduced the crack widths significantly. This stabilized the home and will keep it from shifting again. We also installed our waterproofing system in the crawlspace, keeping the moisture out for good. Both of these services add significant value and longevity to the home.