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This homeowner knew their crawlspace had not been looked at in years. When they purchased the home, they were away that water issues were present, but they had hoped the simple 6 Mil vapor barrier would be enough. However, water damage had occurred and mud was caked throughout the space. This shows that water was rising above the barrier, and a more extensive waterproofing system was needed. The homeowners wanted their home to be dry and healthy and moved forward with a full encapsulation.
This home suffered from a lot of water damage. There were rotten wooden posts and the old fiberglass insulation was falling in piles. To fix this issue we did a full crawlspace encapsulation; UltraSump Pump, TerraBlock, CleanSpace, Spray Foam, and replaced eight of the wooden posts under the home.
Flooding is definitely the easiest way to determine a water issue is happening. This homeowner noted a damp and musty smell coming from their crawlspace. They opened the crawlspace entryway in one of their closets and could see standing water throughout the space. They had seen John's trucks go through town and gave us a call. Our crew began with a full dry out of the space and cleared it of the debris, fiberglass, and old vapor barrier. Mold X 2 was applied as needed and we installed a full encapsulation to protect this home.
This was a very large crawl space, having this large of space saturated in water is not a good thing. We came out to this home and installed our CleanSpace Encapsulation system, SaniDry Dehumidifier, a SmartSump sump pump and spray foamed it to transform this space into a dry usable area.
This homes crawl space was damp, water was found pooling on the old vapor barrier with the fiberglass insulation falling from the subfloor and off of the pipes and HVAC system. To get the space dry and healthy, the homeowners chose to have the space encapsulated.
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