Crawl Space Repair Photo Album: Slight Moisture Issue in Simpsonville, SC Leads to CleanSpace Encapsulation

This homeowner called because they believed that they were having issues with excess moisture in the crawlspace. While the crawlspace did have slightly higher moisture levels than some homes, But fortunately the moisture levels were not high enough to be too concerned about, especially since the homeowner was already aware of the issue and wanted to see what could be done about it. We had one of our System Design Specialists come out to the home and see what the best solution was going to be. The Specialist took a good look at the area and what could be done to keep the moisture out of the crawlspace. After his inspection, he gave the homeowner a quote on the work that was going to need to be done. The quote included drainage matting, CleanSpace, vent covers, a SuperSump, and a dehumidifier. This photo album shows off a photo from before the work was done and several photos after the work were completed and the crawlspace was encapsulated.

Crawlspace During Inspection

This photo was taken by our System Design Specialist during his inspection. This crawlspace looked like it was in pretty good shape, however this doesn't mean that it can't still develop problems with moisture. Even though this crawlspace already had a liner installed, it obviously wasn't doing enough for the homeowner, which is why they gave us a call!

Installed CleanSpace in Crawlspace

This photo shows off the CleanSpace that was installed in the crawlspace of this home. The CleanSpace does a great job at changing both the look and the function of the crawlspace. The area looks much cleaner, but more importantly the homeowner no longer has to worry about moisture in the crawlspace.

CleanSpace Liner and Dehumidifier

This is another photo that shows of some of the CleanSpace that was installed in the crawlspace. While the CleanSpace is an extremely important part of this system, there is another important part that can also be seen in the photo, the dehumidifier. The dehumidifier helps to keep the humidity level of the crawlspace under the point where mold is able to grow.

Dehumidifier and SuperSump

This picture shows a more close up picture of both the dehumidifier and the SuperSump that was installed in this crawlspace. We've mentioned the importance of the dehumidifier, but the sump pump is also important. The sump pump is where all of the water drains, and is then pumped outside the home.

Close Up of the SuperSump

This is a close up of the SuperSump pump that was shown in the last photo. Our sump pumps are much different from many others because of how they are installed. Our sump pumps aren't just the pump, but come in a heavy-duty, durable liner. The lid to the sump pump is airtight, and also comes with a WaterWatch Alarm which lets the homeowner know if the pump fails for some reason.

Vent Covers

This is another important part of the system that was installed. This was one of the vent covers that was installed around the home. These covers create a seal around the vent and prevents moisture from getting into the crawlspace. This is important with our system, because we try to completely encapsulate the crawlspace, and these help to do that!

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