The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky Before & After Photos

This crawl space was using rocks and cinder blocks to hold up their main beams. We added our SmartJack posts to help strengthen the structure of the crawl space. 

Wetness in this crawl space was causing the pipes and ducts to rust, the wooden parts to grow mold, and the insulation to become ineffective. We installed a waterproof system with a SmartSump sump connected to perforated pipes placed in trenches around the perimeter floor. We also connected a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to the pump to allow discharge the water the dehumidifier collects. We then installed CleanSpace liner all across the floors and walls, making sure to wrap around the concrete piers as well. We then installed SilverGlo insulation panels along the walls. We then tore out all the fiberglass hanging from the ceiling, as it is no longer helping insulate with our panels doing all the work. 

This newer home had a crawl space that was pretty clean for not being encapsulated. The owners decided to keep the crawlspace nice and healthy by just encapsulating it with CleanSpace matting. This way, the wooden floor joists don't rot from slight humidity, and they can keep critters and insects out. 

We used a Polylevel Injection to fill the voids underneath this driveway and lift the slabs back into position.  We also sealed the joints with Nexus Pro Sealant. 

This relatively new home had a massive crawlspace that they wanted encapsulated so they won't have to deal with moisture problems down the road, as well as high energy bills. They knew how valuable it is to protect their foundation of their newer home, so they were eager to start the process. CleanSpace matting, SilverGlo insulation, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumdifier were all installed.