Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

A dirt crawlspace located in Wellfleet, MA was extremely damp and moist from all the outside moisture getting in. Sometimes when homeowners try to do DIY solutions for a vapor barrier, it might not work out. So we upgraded by cleaning out the whole crawlspace and laying down our own CleanSpace vapor barrier! This layer is thicker and provides a stronger resistance to moisture trying to get in the crawlspace! 

This homeowner in Chatham, MA was in need of a way to keep his crawlspace dry. He reached out to DryZone Basement Systems to find a solution. Once we sent an inspector to look at his crawlspace, he informed the homeowner that our CleanSpace vapor barrier would be the best solution. As the crew started to line up the walls with CleanSpace, the homeowner was informed that this is the best way to protect from rot, mold and moisture, so that his crawlspace can stay dry!

Cralwspaces can be a nuisance, like this one in Chatham, MA that was feeling the negative effects of moisture and pests. To combat their problems, we installed our Cleanspace over our Terrablock insulator to keep the ground sealed off from the inside of the crawlspace. SilverGlo insulation was also added along with a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, which would both work to keep the space controlled and dry. All of these tools combined together would be a perfect solution for this home and its owners.

This customer in Orleans, MA did not like how moist his crawlspace was. The floor was dirt and it was cold inside of it. To start , we cleaned out all the debris from the old insulation and replaced it with our SilverGlo wall insulation then encapsulated the area with CleanSpace vapor barrier to keep moisture out the crawlspace. Moisture won't be an issue anymore for this homeowner because our products are meant to keep your crawlspace dry! 

This damp crawlspace in North Chatham, MA was completely transformed by the end of the two-day installation. You can see the difference in the color of the wooden rim joists. The before picture shows wet wood, and the after photo shows a completely dry piece of wood.