Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Did you know that 50% of household air can flow up from your crawl space? It's important to keep it as clean and dry as possible. Adding a crawl space vapor barrier and dehumidifier is the best way to improve indoor air quality and make energy improvements inside your home.

To stop moisture from passing through your floors and porous concrete walls, a crawl space vapor barrier should be installed. A durable liner will allow for servicemen to use the space without damage while transforming your crawl space into usable storage space. This is also the best time to install crawl space insulation on your walls or floors. Installing crawl space drainage matting underneath the crawl space liner will help direct water to the drainage system and sump pump.

After the recent rains throughout South Carolina, Phillip H. of Darlington was worried about his damp crawlspace.  Although it wasn't completely flooded, Phillip's crawlspace had pooling water, which eventually brought mold problems.  Cantey Foundation Specialists knew what to do!  After spraying for mold and installing two sump pumps to insure that future rains would not pool any more water, Cantey encapsulated the whole crawlspace so that moisture, dirt, and living organisms would not appear.  We were happy to find the solution to Phillip's problems!

Larry and Teresa B. of Cassatt, SC had an unfinished basement with some mold and humidity issues.  They wanted to keep the area clean and mold-free, while also using the space for storage.  Calling Cantey Foundation Specialists for a free estimate, Larry and Teresa learned about the CleanSpace system and how it would benefit their basement for years to come.  The Cantey Production Crew first took out all of the insulation, treated the mold, and then began to wrap the piers and walls with the ultra thick encapsulation material.  Now, the space is clean, mold free, and ready for storage!