Before & After Photos

Before the improvements, the crawl space in Nashville, TN, was plagued by persistent issues with mold and humidity. It suffered from moisture accumulation, creating an unpleasant and unhealthy environment. A drainage matting system was installed to effectively manage water accumulation. A resilient CleanSpace Liner, with a 20mil thickness, was then laid over the drainage matting, serving as a robust barrier against moisture and humidity. Additionally, a Triple Safe Sump Pump, accompanied by IceGuard and Drainage systems, provided multiple layers of protection against water intrusion, even in the harshest conditions. Furthermore, a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier was introduced to maintain ideal humidity levels, fostering a healthier environment overall. For those facing similar crawl space challenges, feel free to contact us for a free estimate and expert assistance.

Scott M. in Nashville, TN, contacted Frontier due to issues revealed during a floor installation. The Frontier team cleaned debris from the crawl space and removed inadequate insulation. CleanSpace Drainage Matting was installed across the dirt floor. Then, they installed the CleanSpace moisture barrier on the crawl space floor, piers, and walls. A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and air filtration system was installed to ensure the crawl space stays dry. To complete the job, Frontier replaced the crawl space door framing and installed a 2.5 ft by 3 ft EverLast Door. 

Improper sealed crawl spaces can cause foundation damage which can cost thousands of dollars in repair! Let Frontier Basement Systems help with your crawl space problems!

A North Nashville home owner was worried about his leaky crawlspace. He knew the moisture was a problem and was worried about it damaging any of his equipment. Keeping the crawl space completely dry all the time was important to this home owner.

Crawl space doors can cost you a lot of money on your utilities, most are old, dry rotting wood doors, letting the cold air in, in the winter and letting the cool air out during summer. The bugs eat the rotting wood leaving you small but very drafty holes. You know what else gets in though those holes .. rodents. Rodents then get up in the insulation to make their nests. tearing it down, leaving you with cold floors, more air in, more money out the window.

 We have a sulution.. the everlast door, It is an all-plastic door that won't rot, warp, or need to be painted, and the bugs won't eat.. kKnobs screw into anchors in the wall to draw the door tight against the weather stripping to seal off the outside air.