Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Before, this homeowner's crawl space was sealed with an old wooden door that had seen better days. Made from organic materials, it rotted and warped due to constant exposure to the elements. The gaps around the edges allowed humid air and pests to enter freely, turning the crawl space into a damp and unhealthy environment. While it might not seem like much, a crawl space door like this can compromise the air quality in your home and even lead to structural problems over time.

Now, take a look at the transformation! We replaced the wooden door with our EverLast Crawl Space Door, and the difference is night and day. Made entirely of inorganic materials, this door won't rust, rot, or warp. It's designed with a secure, airtight seal that keeps moisture, drafts, and critters out for good. Beyond its functionality, the EverLast door also gives the home a cleaner, polished appearance with zero maintenance required. This minor upgrade significantly impacts the crawl space while providing the homeowner peace of mind.

This home was struggling with a lot of moisture and tons of water in their crawl space. They decided to get a full encapsulation which keeps water and moisture out. CleanSpace is used and is a 20mil thick vapor barrier. A Triple Safe sump pump was also used which takes water out and away from the home. The results are stunning!

CleanSpace helped seal this musty crawlspace into a useable and energy-friendly space.

Although its not common to need or want to go into your crawlspace regularly it is a very important component of a home. A wet crawlspace will cause problems to this support structure so it's a worthwhile investment to ensure it is adequately protected.

This Cottontown, TN church needed crawlspace encapsulation to go under their new floors. We installed CleanSpace drainage matting and liner to make their new crawlspace dry and beautiful.