Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This Tennessee homeowner had lived in his home for 25 years. His crawl space was having some excessive moisture issues and this led to his wood beams beginning to rot. He was very worried about his home and wanted the moisture gone before any serious damage occurred. He looked up crawl space solution companies and found us. They liked our website and real examples of our crew's work. They scheduled a free inspection and couldn't wait to see what our inspector suggested. 

Our trained inspector came out and surveyed their property. He took moisture and humidity tests, as well as photos so he could show the homeowner exactly what he was referring to when discussing the best products for each issue. 

Installed Products:
CleanSpace Vapor Barrier- 20mil thick liner that reduces moisture and humidity in the crawl space
CleanSpace Drainage Matting- raised dimples helps trapped water make its way to the designated drain
SaniDry Sedona- Ensures relative humidity stays below 55%. 

Mold, mold spores, and dust mites have a hard time surviving in environments that have an RH lower than 60%. 

The homeowner now has a healthy crawl space and peace of mind! We are so glad that homeowners love and trust our nationally backed products!
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After having up to three inches of water leak into this basement, this home owner decided to have our BrightWall paneling installed along with the WaterGuard to ensure no moisture can make it into this space again!

We dont always have to see much to see a big difference, just a little window can tell a whole story. 

Get one of our crews into your system today to ensure that everything is still running as planned. 

By installing a drainage system around the inside of the basement along the wall, you can capture water at the most common point of entery, the floor/wall joint. You can also capture water from the walls and prevent the center of the floor from leaking by intercepting the water at the perimeter of the floor before it gets to the center.