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Crawl Space During Inspection
Moisture, mold and falling, failing insulation are problems in this crawl space, which hasn't been properly sealed.
Moisture Issues
Moisture in your crawl space has a variety of sources, including: condensation, leaking windows, foundation cracks, flooding, plumbing leaks, flooding, and seepage from surrounding soils.
Open Vents
Open crawl space vents allow outside air and humidity along with it into your crawl space. These need to be sealed to stop the air from flowing in.
Insulation Removed
All the moisture soaked insulation is removed from between the floor joists.
Drainage Matting Installed
Drainage matting forms a permanent seal for leaking crawl space floors.
Piers Wrapped in CleanSpace
Piers are wrapped in CleanSpace® poly to create a continuous air and moisture barrier.
CleanSpace Installed
One key ingredient in our encapsulation system is the CleanSpace® vapor barrier, a super-durable 20-mil plastic sheet designed to permanently prevent moisture, outside air, and pests from entering your crawl space.
SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier
Mold and mildew are common in crawl spaces, but the Sedona keeps the relative humidity below 55%, so mold won't stand a chance.
Air Leaks Sealed
All air leaks and vents are sealed off. Sealing your crawl space air leaks stops the cycle of cold, humidity, and moisture entering from the outside air.
Crawl Space Sealed
Crawl space sealing and insulation will help you avoid unnecessary repairs, create a healthier living space, and save money on your utility bills. And once you've encapsulated your crawl space with a vapor barrier, you've gained valuable storage space in your home.
New Framing
New framing is built out to ensure a secure fit for the new crawl space door.
New Crawl Space Door
Our EverLast™ Crawl Space Doors are created with ½" thick solid plastic, and they will never rust, rot, or need paint. Sturdy knobs allow for easy access and ensure a tight seal for many years to come.