Gordon Willmschen

Here is a customer in Portland, Oregon called stating that his sump pump wasn't working or pumping out water. When our team went out to look they found this homemade sump pump that definitely was not working and there was standing water and much in the crawl space. The Foreman went over all of the issues and the possible fixes with the customer and they decided that a full encapsulation was the best choice. Customer now has a clean, dry crawl space that is virtually maintenance-free while also helping cut costs on his energy consumption. 

This customer in Hood River, Oregon had moisture and rodent activity in his crawl space. One major reason is there was no vent cover to the outside access which made it an easy place for animals and water to get in. Here are good pictures of how important it is to have well working vent covers.

This customer had been living in her new home for a few months before they found a door in one of the closets in their finished basement. When she opened the door she had found an unfinished portion of the basement that had visible standing water and damaged vapor barrier. Our crew installed a drainage system and encapsulated the unfinished space with our CleanSpace vapor barrier that is 20 mils thick and is tear resistant. She now had a dry space and even more storage without a worry of things getting ruined. 

This homeowner was sick of having an ugly basement and was looking to live up their space. They installed a Waterguard system to ensure that no water would come in, and then Bright Wall panels to finish the space. 

This before and after shows that process of applying Spray Foam insulation to the walls of the crawlspace after Cleanspace is installed. Insulation is not needed on the sub-floor because the Spray foam on the walls is working with the cleanspace to encapsulate, waterproof, and insulate. They work better together than apart! Spray Foam is closed-celled so it will not allow water to collect or stick to it. 

Customer is a realtor looking to sell house at top notch condition 

Customer called with a crawlspace issue and it appeared to be getting wet. Our crew installed a cleanspace system with a smart sump and SaniDry Sedona. 

We replaced this old, wet and dirty vapor barrier with a new one and secured it to the walls so that it will stay intact much longer than the one before. 

The customer has two crawlspaces with one that had standing water. They wanted it sealed off and a sump pump to keep it dry.

This basement was in some serious need of help and was unusable. Our team went in and installed a Water Guard XL, Super Sump sumpump and our patented Bright Wall Paneling. Customer now has a bright, dry, clean useable space.

This crawlspace had a sump pump that was not working and had standingwater and debris. Our crew came out and removed the old pump and all of the debris. Installed a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier which can remove up to 95 pints of water per day and installed a SuperSump Plus and an Ultra Sump sump pump. This customer no longer hs to worry about moisture or mold.

The customer found us on our website to have their crawl space encapsulated due to not having any form of protection. 

This crawlspace in Portland was dirty, wet, and was degrading the foundation of the home. Our crew installed our patented Cleanspace system and ensured the crawlspace would properly drain and never be an issue again. 

This is a before and after of a crawl space in Portland, OR. We did a full encapsulation with CleanSpace and installed a SmartSump pump which has a Zoeller 1/3 hp cast-iron pump, an UltraSump pump that can pump 2,018 gallons per hour, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, a smart drain and we repaired the posts using SmartJack. Crawl space is now healthy and dry for a long time to come. 

Property management called to have old vapor barrier replaced 

The customer had one of our competitors encapsulate their crawlspace. However, he stated they did not do a good job, and wanted us to redo it. SO we fully encapsulated the space and tore out all of the previous jobs products. 

As you can see in this before & after this crawl space had standing water and soggy insulation. Installed was a full encapsulation of the crawl space with our Clean Space material which is 20 mils thick and an antimicrobial woven fiber which will keep this crawl space dry for many years. 

Here is a larger crawlspace that was unusable due to moisture and mold. A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier unit was installed with the CLeanSpace vapor barrier resulting in a clean, moisture free space that this customer can now use for years to come.

This crawl space in Beaverton, Oregon needed a new vapor barrier and had some mold issues. Our company was able to go out and do a full encapsulation using the woven, antimicrobial CleanSpace Material. We installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier which stops mold growth. And installed a SuperSump pump for continuous pumping even during a power outage. Crawl space will now sty clean, dry and energy-efficient.

Marilyn called in because she was about to put her home on the market and knew the vapor barrier in her crawl space needed to be replaced. Daniel gave her an estimate on replacing the vapor barrier but also on doing a full encapsulation and replacing her sump pump ensuring that there will be no water issues or damage for years.

In these before & after photos, you can see what a difference the CleanSpace vapor barrier makes. Now, this crawl space is protected from moisture issues for years.

The customer had one of our competitors install yard drainage systems, but it has not done any good for the crawlspace. So they called us to have it encapsulated finally. 

We had a customer in Sherwood, Oregon with concerns about standing water and rotting posts in their crawlspace. As you can see, our company gladly went out there and took care of this for her. Did some repairs to rotting posts and encapsulated the crawl space ensuring that our customer no longer has to worry about the health of the underneath of her house. 

Joanna called our company because she was afraid she may have water in crawlspace and didn't want her foundation to rot. Our inspector Vincent Birchall went out and provided Joanna a free inspection. The inspection revealed that not only did she have water in her crawlspace, but some of her posts had already begun to rot. Vincent provided her with a detailed and tailored proposal to address her crawlspace, and Gordon was quick to execute.

Gordon and his team cleaned and encapsulated the space repairing the rotted posts as well. The team installed a dehumidifier and a sump pump to make sure that water and moisture would no longer be an issue. Fernando completed the job with a beautiful spray foam finish for enhanced warmth and comfort year around. 

This crawlspace was unusable. After going in and removing all of the debris, our crew went in and installed Terra Block for thermal insulation and then applied our patented CleanSpace, spray foam, Sanidry sump pump and new drainage lines to create a total clean space environment that can now be used for year.

Here is a wet, soggy crawl space. You can tell by the insulation sagging with moisture and see the evidence of standing water. We went in and cleaned up the space and did a full encapsulation using CleanSpace for the vapor barrier and using Smart Jacks for post stability. Our customer no longer has to worry about moisture or damage being caused in his crawl space.

Customer just had basement finished, and called us to install a sump pump 

We came out to this home with clear, wet, moldy vapor barrier and replaced it with a 6 mil thick vapor barrier and a Supersump sump pump to help keep this crawlspace more dry.