Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Did you know you breathe in 50% of air that comes from your crawlspace? Don't breathe in dirty, musty air!

This homeowner was blown away by the crawl space transformation in his home. He noticed that the musty smell that used to linger in his home is now gone. Frontier was more than happy to provide the best permanent solution to this homeowner through our "WOW" Customer Service!

Without encapsulation, your crawl space could be home to spiders, bugs, rodents, and mold that are all causing deterioration on your home. Let Frontier Basement Systems be the solution to your nasty, wet crawl space problems!

This customer in Ashland City, TN called Frontier for moisture issues in their crawl space. The moisture issues had started to cause the insulation to drip and fall and mold had started to grow. To mitigate the issues, we came in and removed all the wet insulation from between the floor joists as well as all other debris. We then treated the wood floor joists for mold and began working on waterproofing this crawl space. We added drainage matting to the floors and then covered all the vents and any air leaks with SilverGlo panels and spray foam insulation. After that, we covered the entire area with a CleanSpace vapor barrier and installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to capture any remaining moisture from the air. They now have a clean, dry, healthy crawl space. 

While this family has no need to access their crawlspace, they were experiencing soft spots in the floor and had previously repaired the sub-floor. Knowing that there was leaks and a damp, musty odor upstairs, the culprit was high moisture content within the area and affecting the wooden structure of the floor which needed immediate attention!

The CleanSpace liner used for crawl space encapsulation is a very tough, 20 mil vapor barrier, with both a mold inhibitor woven in and polyester cord reinforcement. The result is a space where water will not be able to penetratre in any way, lowering the relative humidity and protecting the structural integrity of the home.