Before & After Photos

In this crawl space, the homeowner had some work in the space and laid down plastic to help with the rise in moisture. The team installed our CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system and placed a drainage matting that lies beneath the CleanSpace liner. After the removal of all debris, we also wrapped the bottom of each pier with the liner, which will fully seal the crawl space from any moisture seeping in. We also placed our SaniDry Sedona, which doesn't require any emptying and will keep your moisture levels down to almost nothing, protecting your home from mold growth and dust mites. 

This home in Elkton, MD, had some areas of cracks where groundwater was entering the home at two different points. Our team went out to assess the cracks and applied our FlexiSpan System to both points, then we placed a foam-lined channel that redirects the water down into the sub-floor drainage system. We injected each crack with Urethane that permanently stops water leakage coming in through the basement and won't leak or even reopen over time.  

At this property in Elkton, MD, the homeowner was having their sump pump shut off during storms. We installed our UltraSump Battery Backup system that ties into the sump pump. This system will turn on if water rises above a certain point. It will remove up to 12,000 gallons of water on a fully-charged battery, keeping the basement of the home safe during power outages.

A homeowner in Elkton, MD, was referred to us after their termite inspector noticed moisture in the crawl space. Our crew encapsulated the area with CleanSpace, lined the walls with SilverGlo, and installed a SaniDry Sedona to keep humidity in check. Now the crawl space is clean, dry, and safe, providing lasting protection for the home above.

A cold first floor led an Elkton, MD homeowner to explore crawl space encapsulation. We installed CleanSpace to seal out damp air and SilverGlo panels to insulate the walls. The upgrade keeps heat inside, lowers energy costs, and improves home comfort.