Before & After Photos

The liner in this before picture was installed when the house was built. It was only 5mil thick, making it prone to tears and being pulled off the walls. When the owners checked the crawl space and found 6 inches of water on top of the liner, they new they had to upgrade it.

As you can see in the second picture, they chose a bright white liner which makes the space look much brighter. This white liner, CleanSpace, not only improves the way the space looks, but it waterproofs it as well. 

Made from multiple layers of a polyester cord reniforcement, this liner is 20mil thick, making it resistant to puntures and rips, and will last as long as the house will. Installing CleanSpace provies a vapor barrier for this space, allowing for water beneath it to drain to the sump pump.

Now this crawl space is just as good looking and dry as the rest of the home! 

Barb had a dirt crawl space that was allowing pests into it. She wanted it closed off to keep things out of it as well as keeping it dry. We used Drainage Matting, the CleanSpace Liner, and the SaniDry Sedona to encapsulate the crawl space and keep it dry!

Mark realized moisture was entering his crawl space and causing mold growth. He knew this could lead to structural damage, so he called Ayers for help. Our specialists stopped by and recommended installing EverLast doors. Crawl space doors are often constructed of plywood or similar materials that fail to eliminate moisture. The EverLast door is made from a durable plastic that will not shrink, crack, or warp under certain conditions. Mark is happy his basement is dry!

The dirt floor crawl space in the before photo was built back in the ‘70s. The owners had noticed moisture and standing water in the crawl space. Not to mention, the home was also smelling a lot like dirt. Since they had recently redone the rest of the rental home, the owners wanted to improve on the previous tarp as the last step of the remodel. In the before photo, you can see how the old liner only covered the dirt floor and was taped up to the walls to keep water out. The new liner in the after photo is our CleanSpace system. CleanSpace is a moisture-impenetrable barrier that can keep out any water that comes through either the floor or walls. The white liner was the perfect way to end this home’s remodel.

This home built in the 1970’s has a dirt crawlspace that often had standing water in it. The owners had previously installed a liner to help seal off the space, but it wasn’t doing the trick. The old liner was no match for CleansSpace, the multi-layered plastic liner that allows for water drainage to the sump pump.  Additionally, installing a dimpled matting underneath the liner helps create an air space for the water to flow to the sump pump on top of the floor. Encapsulating the crawl space with CleanSpace means that this space will be dry and usable.