Before & After Photos

You can see from the "Before" photo that a piece of the concrete decking had significantly sunken. In the "After" photo, you can see that the 2 side by side slabs are level with eachother. 

Check out this crawl space encapsulation system we recently installed for Sheena P. of Millington, TN.  We proposed a solution that incorporated our SmartJacks^TM System for stability, and our CleanSpace^TM encapsulation system for protection.  Our encapsulation system included our CleanSpace^TM liner to act as a vapor barrier, a SmartSump^TM to rid the crawl space of any water that enters, and a SaniDry Sedona^TM dehumidifier to remove moisture from the air and provide higher overall air quality.  These results speak for themselves. 

Check out this crawl space encapsulation we completed for Brian and Cassandra M. of Millington, TN.  Brian's grandfather built this home in the 70's and passed it down to him.  It was important that they keep this family home in good shape. Upon inspection by a pest company, they discovered that they had a mold problem in the crawl space.  Brian's father recommended Redeemers Group.  After checking out our website and learning a bit about our company, Brian and Cassandra were confident that we were the right company for the job.  We installed our CleanSpace^TM Encapsulation System.  This is a permanent solution for a wet, moldy, and dirty crawl space.  The results speak for themselves!

If you need help with your crawl space, foundation, concrete, or basement; call or click today for a free, no-obligation inspection.

Donna P. of Millington, TN has lived in her home since 1993 and has long been frustrated by persistent earthy odors coming from her crawl space. As she prepares for retirement in the next few years, she wants to ensure her home is properly sealed and protected before moving to a fixed income. Her property features a half walk-in basement and half crawl space, separated by a CMU (concrete masonry unit) wall with a small 2x2 access door positioned at chest height. The dirt crawl space has over 24 inches of headroom, but there is an existing trench running along the entry wall where a sump pump is already installed. While a thin vapor barrier had previously been placed in the space, it was insufficient to prevent moisture buildup and musty odors from affecting the indoor air quality of her home.

To fully resolve these issues, we recommended a full crawl space encapsulation using SilverGlo™ insulation, which will provide long-term moisture control and improved energy efficiency. We will also remove the existing insulation from the crawl space while leaving the basement insulation intact, as requested. Additionally, Donna asked if we could remove a thin green plastic sheeting from the crawl space; we assured her that if space allowed, we would take it with us, otherwise, we would at least move it to the basement for easier disposal. The existing sump pump near the entry trench will be properly integrated into the new system, with the discharge line extending into a flower bed on the exterior of the foundation. With only a short section of pipe to bury (approximately four feet), the installation will be minimally invasive while ensuring proper drainage.

During our evaluation, we also discussed additional improvements, including adding a dehumidifier in the basement to further control humidity levels, which Donna is considering for a future upgrade. We also inspected her front raised porch and a 25x27 parking pad, where we identified some settlement issues in one section (6x8 feet), which had tilted two inches towards the house. We set clear expectations regarding the effectiveness of PolyLevel™ concrete injection to correct this issue, while also discussing our two-part crack repair and protection for the parking pad, though she decided to prioritize her crawl space for now. By completing this full crawl space encapsulation, Donna is taking proactive steps to protect her home from moisture damage, improve indoor air quality, and enhance energy efficiency, ensuring her property remains in excellent condition for years to come.

If you need help with your crawl space, call or click today for a free, no-obligation inspection.

After living in their mobile home for 11 years, James and his family in Burlison, TN became increasingly alarmed by persistent health issues affecting their young children. Despite multiple rounds of medical testing, doctors couldn’t pinpoint a clear cause. James, however, suspected the culprit was lurking beneath their feet: mold in the crawlspace. Their home sits on a constantly wet, low-lying lot, and with the house now 22 years old, conditions were ideal for mold growth. Desperate for peace of mind and a healthier environment, the family turned to Redeemers Group for help.

To combat the chronic moisture and suspected mold, our team proposed a full crawlspace encapsulation system. SilverGlo™ insulation was installed along the interior brick perimeter, even lining over the crawlspace vents since sealing wasn’t an option due to the single-layer brick. Though the space featured many black steel columns, it remained mostly open, allowing for an efficient and thorough installation. A sump pump was placed in the lowest area near the access door to actively manage standing water, and a centrally located dehumidifier was added to regulate humidity levels year-round. Because existing insulation blocked a full subfloor inspection, any potential wood rot remains unconfirmed—though James, having handled floor repairs himself in the past, agreed this encapsulation was a critical first step in reclaiming control of his home's air quality.

Thanks to this professional encapsulation, James and his family are now one step closer to a healthier home. This solution not only combats mold and moisture, but also protects the structural integrity of their mobile home. If your home in or around Burlison, TN suffers from crawlspace dampness or unexplained health concerns, contact Redeemers Group today for a free crawlspace evaluation and experience the difference that dry, clean air can make.