Before & After Photos

This home was rebuilt in 2007 with an open crawlspace. They gave us a call because they were having issues with their floors buckling due to moisture in the crawlspace. Melissa Johnson performed the inspection and recommended that they have the crawlspace bricked in, to seal it off from the outside air AND install an encapsulation. Our encapsulation system keeps the crawlspace dry and helps prevent floors from buckling in the future, and can even help already buckling floors settle down.

Here is a look at a recent complete encapsulation we did for this homeowner in New Orleans. The after photo prominently features our CleanSpace Liner, which can be found throughout the entire crawl space, secured to the floor, walls, and supports of the crawl space. Making sure everything is properly covered with the liner is important to blocking our moisture intrusion and humidity issues. This encapsulation was planned out by our design specialist, Matt, and installed under our foreman, David, and his crew!

This home in Harvey, LA not only looks much nicer after installing our encapsulations system, it also is much safer! The floors of this home are protected from all forms of moisture damage, such as buckling, mold, and rot. This is due to our durable CleanSpace barrier, and the crawlspace dehumidifier and sump pump that makes up the encapsulation system.

Our main goal when encapsulating a crawlspace is handling moisture problems and preventing future damage, but a fantastic side effect of this is a much cleaner looking crawlspace! Look at the difference our CleanSpace Liner makes.

Large home in Philadelphia, MS with water seeping through the concrete block walls of the basement. This entire basement is living space. We installed our Waterguard system in the floor and adhered our BrightWall system to the walls to direct any water that comes into the basement to the sump pump, that would then discharge it outside.