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This wet crawlspace had such high relative humidity that the insulation was falling and molding. In addition to this, some of the posts in the foundation were beginning to show signs of rot.
Our team came in and removed the water and moisture from the crawlspace, installed our CleanSpace system and ensured that humidity would never be a problem again through the installation of a dehumidifier.
This crawlspace was full of water, mud, falling insulation and rotting posts. Our team came in and encapsulated the space, replaced rotten wood posts with our patented Smart Jacks to ensure they would never have to deal with wood rot again. They will finish the job with spray foam insulation on the walls and this homeowner will have a clean, dry, and healthy space.
When water frequently floods a crawlspace, there are a few signs to look for. One way is to look on the wooden posts, water lines will appear where water regularly floods to. If these exist, then water is flooding pretty regularly and these posts will begin to rot and mold over time. If addressed early enough, we can stop issues from occurring, if not... the problem will worsen and become a much more costly project. This homeowner had us check out their crawlspace and were eager to make their crawlspace healthy before things got worse. To provide a solution, we did a crawlspace encapsulation.
This homeowner checked under their home and found the crawlspace a mess. They knew an odd odor was in their home, and after looking online, learned that the crawlspace could be the reason why. They wanted their air and home to be dry and healthy, so they decided it was time to get a crawlspace encapsulation.
Our home owners knew they had some water under their house when they called our office, but they had no idea the extent of their water issue. When our inspector Bob went through his inspection and showed them the photos they were shocked to see close to 4" of water hiding under the black visqueen. The thin black plastic had floated on top effectively hiding the severity of the problem.
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