Crawl Space Repair Photo Album: Crawl Space Encapsulation in Huntsville, AL

This homeowner in Huntsville, AL, contacted Frontier Foundation & Crawl Space Repair to have their home's crawl space inspected. Once our inspector arrived on site, they began assessing the space. Inside, they found fallen and sagging insulation, muddy puddles, and mold growth. We recommended removing all debris from the space, including the old vapor barrier. To seal off the space from water intrusion, we suggested applying our CleanSpace vapor barrier to the floor, walls, and around the concrete columns. For the exposed air vents, we offered our SilverGlo insulation as a solution to seal up the vents. Finally, we recommended a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to bring down the high humidity in the space and keep the levels below 55 percent. This approach will not only eradicate the musty odors but will also promote a healthier, more efficient home environment.

Crawl Space Door

This crawl space's door is constructed of metal, making it susceptible to rusting.

Open View of The Crawl Space

Here, you can see a wider view of the crawl space.

Concrete Columns

Because concrete is porous, water can seep in, leading to a powdery substance forming on the concrete.

Exposed Vent

Exposed crawl space vents let in air from the outside, which mixes with the musty air in the crawl space and seeps up into the living areas of the home.