Before & After Photos

A crawlspace encapsulation transformation in Sugar Grove, Ohio. Encapsulating your crawl space will stop water intrusion, prevent moisture seepage, and seal air leaks.

A homeowner in Alexandria, OH wanted to get his crawl space encapsulated and knew just who to call – Mid-Sate Basement Systems! His father had had us complete a similar project at his home a few months prior, and he highly recommended our company. So, his son decided to go with us as well. We used the CleanSpace vapor barrier to encapsulate the crawl space. There were also some sagging floors above the space, so we repaired that foundational issue with SmartJacks. The homeowner is happy with the results and now has a clean and safe home.

Charles, the owner of a development company, was remodeling a house in Worthington, OH and needed to encapsulate the dirty crawl space. So, he called Mid-State Basement Systems for help! Our inspector, Mitch Mink, went out to do an inspection and provide a free quote for the service. Charles liked our products and warranties, so he chose to go with our company. One of our foremen, Byron Salinas, went out after that with his crew to install the CleanSpace vapor barrier, SilverGlo insulation, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. Charles is happy with the results and can continue with the rest of the remodeling. 

A woman in Marion, OH had mold and water in her crawl space, so her son-in-law called Mid-State Basement Systems to come to help her out. Our certified inspector, Steve Davis, visited the home to do an inspection and provide a quote for encapsulation and waterproofing. The family liked our products, so they decided to go with us for the work. Our crew, led by foreman Silvino Granados, installed all the products including SmartSump (a sump pump specifically designed for crawl spaces), SmartPipe (a perimeter drainage system), and CleanSpace vapor barrier. The homeowner is happy with the results and no longer has to worry about a wet or moldy crawl space.

A CleanSpace barrier blocks moisture from evaporating into the crawl space, keeping it dry and reducing heat loss.