Before & After Photos

The original crawl space entrance at this Hixson, TN home was no longer providing the kind of seal needed to help protect the newly encapsulated space. Because the access point is part of the overall crawl space system, an older or poorly sealed door can still allow moisture and outside air to enter.

Our team completely rebuilt the crawl space entry and installed a new EverLast™ Crawl Space Door. The new door creates a tighter, more durable seal at the entrance, helping the encapsulation system do its job and keeping the crawl space better protected from outside moisture. With the rebuilt opening and new door in place, the homeowner now has a cleaner, more secure access point that supports the long-term waterproofing of the crawl space.

When this Crossville homeowner began noticing excessive humidity in the crawl space along with signs that one corner of the home was settling, it was clear that multiple issues needed to be addressed. High moisture levels can lead to mold growth, wood rot, and poor indoor air quality, while a settling foundation can cause cracks, uneven floors, and additional structural concerns if left untreated.

To provide a complete solution, our team installed seven Helical Piers around the settling corner of the home to permanently stabilize and support the foundation. We also encapsulated the crawl space with our CleanSpace® Crawl Space Vapor Barrier to help block ground moisture and finished the system with a SaniDry™ Sedona Dehumidifier to control humidity and create a healthier, drier environment beneath the home. By addressing both the structural settlement and the moisture issues, the homeowner gained lasting protection and greater peace of mind knowing their home was stabilized from the ground up.

This crawlspace in Chatsworth had exposed block walls, an older ground covering, and visible signs of moisture intrusion along the lower portions of the walls. The space was open to humid air and ground moisture, creating conditions that could make it difficult to keep the area beneath the home dry and protected.

Our team waterproofed and fully encapsulated the crawl space, installing a durable moisture barrier across the floor and up the walls to create a cleaner, more controlled environment. The finished system helps separate the crawl space from ground moisture and humid air while giving the homeowner a much cleaner, brighter space beneath the home.

From a damp crawl space with mold concerns to a cleaner, healthier environment beneath the home. This Clinton, TN, crawl space received the attention it needed to address mold and protect the home for years to come!

This homeowner wanted a cleaner, drier, and more functional crawl space, so our team completed a full crawl space encapsulation system to help protect the area from moisture and improve the overall environment beneath the home. We also installed our Sedona Dehumidifier to help control humidity and keep the crawl space dry year round. One unique part of this project was the crawl space entrance, which had an unusual shape that required a custom approach. Our crew reconstructed the opening and installed one of our own crawl space doors for a much cleaner, more finished look. To top it off, we even left the homeowners with a mat at the entrance so they can wipe their feet before stepping into their super clean crawl space.

The crawl space had an oddly shaped entrance that needed to be reworked, and the space did not have the clean, sealed, dry appearance that homeowners want from a properly protected crawl space.

After encapsulating the crawl space, installing the Sedona Dehumidifier, and reconstructing the entrance with a custom crawl space door, the area is now clean, dry, and much more accessible. The finishing touch was a mat at the entrance, making it even easier for the homeowners to keep their upgraded crawl space looking spotless.