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Cris averted! 4 Push piers installed for an Amazing Foundation Repair in Nashville!
Most crawl space doors are made from metal or wood that rot, rust, and fall apart over time. Our crawl space entry doors are made from a non-organic plastic that will not rust, rot, or deteriorate, bringing the best protection to your home from humidity, moisture, and unwanted pests from entering your home!
The relative humidity in this crawl space was 80%! That's way to high! Controlling this space was important to the family to protect the plumbing under the house but also a healthier environment in the home above.
The inside inspection revealed groundwater seepage, mold, open vents, and pests. The insulation was dirty, heavy from the moisture, and falling down. It was doing more harm than good for the floor above.
Encapsulating this space was the answer to water, pest, insulation, allergies, and wood rot concerns.
This home in Antioch had a serious excessive moisture problem in their crawl space. It was causing their wood in their crawl space to have a level of almost 50% moisture content. At 20% it means the wood is border-line decay and at 28% or above it is accompanied by decay damage. So, this crawl space was in dire need of our help! We did a full encapsulation and also added our EverLast Crawl Space Door.
Too often, a crawl space door is simply cut from a piece of plywood and secured loosely over the crawl space opening with hinges or screws. Unfortunately, this treatment allows insect and rodent pests to enter the crawl space, along with cold winter air that can make your floors frigid.
Our EverLast Doors are made from ½-in.-thick PVC plastic that is just about indestructible. Unlike wood crawl space doors, EverLast doors will never warp, crack, shrink or require maintenance or painting. An air and water seal is certain, thanks to the heavy-duty weatherstripping that comes with each door!
We love when customers want to have the EverLast Door installed because it is the cherry on top of the encapsulation!
This house in Antioch Tennessee was on the market to be sold but before it could pass any inspections the front porch needed some attention.
The concrete slab front porch of the home had dropped over 4 inches!
Not only was it deterring potential buyers but it was also a trip hazard and a problem that would continue to get worse.
Frontier was able to provide a permanent solution with PolyLevel foam injection to lift the porch back up to its original position.
This adorable home is now ready for its next family and will sale much faster.
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