Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Underneath this home in Charlestown, RI was a damp and musty crawlspace. Signs of moisture began getting worse, so the homeowner turned to DryZone basement systems for a solution. We installed CleanSpace vapor barrier onto the floor of the crawlspace, transforming this area into a dry, humidity-controlled environment! Prevent any humidity issues with us! 

This crawl space in Charlestown, RI was in shady condition. The humidity was relatively high, some of the wood had mold growth and the air gave off a strange smell. To make this space cleaner and usable, our production team installed SilverGlo wall insulation to keep the area at a constant temperature all year long. Then we encapsulated the floor with CleanSpace vapor barrier, our durable white liner that prevents moisture seeping in. Now, the air quality has improved and the humidity is lower than it has ever been! 

This homeowner in Charlestown, MA had an existing drainage system on the outside of their home that was installed by another company but it was starting to cause water to seep into their home. Our inspector, Benny, went to take a look at how we could help and he shared a solution with the homeowner. On installation day, our foreman, Kervin, and his crew got to work with making the solution become a reality. The crew lined the walls with our CleanSpace vapor barrier to seal out the water that tries to enter through the walls. They also installed our SuperSump Plus sump to push out any excess water that tries to enter the home. Now the homeowner doesn't have to worry about water getting into their home with our products installed and ready to work!

The falling fiberglass insulation was a problem for the homeowners in Charlestown, RI. We removed the organic, moldy material and sprayed the rim joists with our expanding spray foam. It seals the joists so no outside air can seep in.

Crawl spaces are the areas below our homes that often contain some of the house's most important heating and cooling systems. We work around any obstacles that may be in your crawl space to make sure the job gets done the right way the first time.