Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

This crawl space in Advance, Missouri was transformed into a useable clean and bright storage space below the home.

Moisture was entering a crawlspace in O'Fallon, MO, creating a damp and musty environment and allowing mold to grow. To solve this issue, the CleanSpace Encapsulation System was installed. This will completely isolate the crawlspace from the earth and reduce the humidity level. Any mold growth will also be eliminated, making the whole house healthier. The white color will also brighten the crawlspace and make it easier to see inside it. This crawlspace will now remain clean and dry for years to come!

Linwood V. of Eureka, Missouri was surprised when he learned his home's crawl space was collecting water. He knew standing water could rotting and mold growth, so he called Woods Basement Systems for assistance.

Design specialist Warren S. assessed the problem and that the installation of a CleanSpace encapsulation system, a SmartDrain, and an EverLast door would fix the problems. Foreman Josh B. then headed to the home to get the job started.

The EverLast door, pictured above, is used as an entrance to the crawl space. It provides an airtight seal and keeps debris and water out of the crawl space. 

Linwood V. no longer has to worry about water entering his home's crawl space. He now has a dry and waterproof crawl space.

William J. from Eureka, Missouri was looking for a way to clean and brighten up his crawlspace. Crawlspaces like the one in William's home are exposed to the earth, which means they are exposed to mold, fungus, rot, and critters. A home with a dirt crawlspace costs more energy to heat and cool, and more energy costs more money.

Concerned, William decided to call Woods Basement Systems to fix his crawlspace problem. Foreman Micheal Rebenstorff installed a CleanSpace Liner to the floors and walls of William's crawlspace. The CleanSpace Liner has an antimicrobial additive manufactured to the material, which prevents mold growth on the liner. Williams crawlspace is now sealed from the earth, making his home easier to cool and heat.

Tracie G. of St. Peters, Missouri was troubled by her old window well. It allowed debris and water to enter and was a perfect home for unwanted critters. System design specialist Jeremy K. designed a solution.

Foreman Mason S. installed SunHouse Window Well. SunHouse allows natural light to enter the basement while keeping critters and debris away. Tracie is pleased with the looks and effectiveness of her new window well.