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Photo Album: Transforming a Crawl Space: From Damp to Dry with Expert Encapsulation in Charleston, SC
A homeowner, concerned about the damp and musty conditions in their crawl space, reached out to us for a solution. They were particularly interested in our crawl space repair services and a vapor barrier. After our team conducted a thorough assessment, it was clear that an encapsulation would be the best approach.
To begin the process, we sealed all open vents to prevent outside air from entering the crawl space. Next, we installed our specialized drainage matting to ensure proper water management. The installation of our CleanSpace vapor barrier followed, creating a moisture-proof barrier that would protect the crawl space from humidity and potential mold growth.
To maintain optimal humidity levels, we added a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier equipped with a condensate pump, ensuring continuous and efficient moisture control. Finally, we replaced the old crawl space door with our durable EverLast crawl space door, completing the encapsulation and providing the homeowner with a clean, dry, and well-protected crawl space.
Drainage Matting
The drainage matting will ensure proper water management by directing any moisture away from the crawl space, preventing pooling and potential water damage.
CleanSpace Vapor Barrer
The CleanSpace vapor barrier will create a moisture-proof barrier, protecting the crawl space from humidity, potential mold growth, and structural damage.
Before Sealing Crawl Space
Before sealing the crawl space, our team conducted a thorough assessment to determine the best approach for addressing the damp and musty conditions.
New Crawl Space Door
The EverLast crawl space door will provide a durable and airtight seal, preventing outside air and moisture from entering the crawl space.
Old Door
Having a wooden crawl space door is not a good idea because wood is susceptible to rot, warping, and moisture damage, which can compromise the effectiveness of the seal and lead to further issues in the crawl space.