Photo Album: Damp, Moldy Subfloor, Beams, Protected with Encapsulation in Macon, GA
Richard M. of Macon, GA had moisture issues in his crawl space. A previous plumbing leak had caused havoc on his floor joists and beams underneath the home. Whole sections of subfloor and joists had to be replaced due to rotting. One evening, Richard saw an ad on Macon’s NBC channel for free crawl space inspections. He called the next day, wanting to protect his investment that he wanted to leave to his children. An inspector from Lowcountry Basement Systems visited Richard’s home and performed a thorough evaluation of the crawl space and inside the home. The inspector noted microbial growth on some of the beams and joists in the crawl space, and standing water in other areas. A custom solution was designed for Richard to protect his crawl space from future moisture issues. A Complete CleanSpace Encapsulation System was installed to reduce moisture and removing excess humidity.
Standing water is bad for crawl space wood beams, joists and subfloors
Standing water is bad for crawl space wood beams, joists and subfloors which soak up the moisture in the air.
Microbial growth and wood rot
Microbial growth and wood rot is common in humid crawl spaces.
Complete CleanSpace Encapsulation System
A Complete CleanSpace Encapsulation System was installed in this crawl space to reduce moisture and removing excess humidity.
SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier
State-of-the-art SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifiers reduce humidity in the air and prevent microbial growth.
