Before & After Photos

This was a unique project. This is the crawlspace of a home in Meridian, MS. Half of the crawlspace was formed into a basement for storage. The basement in this home use to have vents. A few years back an addition was added on to her porch and the conceret covered the vent. This was causing the basement to stay damp, and over time mold began to grow. The home owners daughter reached out to us, concerned with this affecting her mothers health. 

Waterfront property on Lake Leman in Madison, MS. This customer contacted us to encapsulate the crawlspace of a new addition that was around 675 sq ft. Its always good to catch it on the front side, to keep moisture issues from occurring in the future. 

This family in Madison called our office because the moisture in their crawlspace was causing humidity inside their home. There was also falling insulation and heavy moisture content in the wooden joists. Brett DiBiase inspected the crawlspace and determined the solution to resolve their issues. 

Our team sealed off the crawlspace vents, installed a sump pump in the ground where the most water was collecting, and encapsulated the entire space. This makes it impenetrable when moisture tries creeping in. We also pulled out all of the insulation that was keeping moisture close the wooden joists. To top off the system, we always install a dehumidifier to keep the air dry. 

This home had a dirty crawlspace that caused issues all throughout the home. Unencapsulated crawlspaces can lead to a variety of moisture issues such as mold and mildew as well as buckling and cupping floors. We came in and fully encapsulated their crawlspace to make sure this home would stay nice and clean!