Before & After Photos

Moisture in a crawl space can cause significant damage to floor joists over time. When moisture is present, it creates the perfect environment for mold, mildew, and wood rot to develop. These issues weaken the structural integrity of the joists, leading to sagging, warping, or even collapse.

To repair the damage, our team will first address the source of the moisture to prevent future issues. This may involve installing a vapor barrier, improving ventilation, or fixing any leaks. Once the moisture issue is resolved, we will assess the extent of the damage to the joists. Depending on the severity, we may sister new joists alongside the damaged ones, replace sections of the joists, or use structural supports to reinforce them. Our goal is to restore the stability and safety of the flooring system while preventing further damage.

The middle of this block wall started to crack and bow inward. To take the pressure off the wall, we supported it with our CarbonArmor strips and waterproofed the interior with WaterGuard.

The water seepage in this basement posed a unique problem because of its finished walls. In a few places we had to strip sheetrock back to install the interior drainage. The room housing the water filter and other utilities was particularly prone to high humidity and made it a perfect place to install the sump pump and SaniDry dehumidifier.

Our Triplesafe sump pump system, paired with an Ultra Sump and battery backup, ensures continuous operation even during power outages, providing reliable water removal from the crawl space. The Starpipe drainage system efficiently channels water away, preventing accumulation and maintaining a dry environment.

The SilverGlo Thermal Insulation panels were installed on the walls in the crawl space to enhance energy efficiency and maintain a consistent temperature. These panels provide superior insulation, reducing heat loss and preventing drafts, which helps in creating a more energy-efficient and comfortable living environment above the crawl space. Additionally, SilverGlo panels are designed to resist moisture and mold, making them ideal for crawl spaces where dampness can be an issue.