Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Open crawl space vents can welcome moisture from the outside into your home. It is believed they can be used to dry out a crawl space when groundwater is high, however, moisture is also in the air we breathe! When moisture in the air enters your crawl space, it attaches to the insulation in your floorboards and causes it to become heavy and eventually fall. For this home, the insulation had fallen and cold air had come through the vents, making the floors cold in the winter. DryZone sealed these vents and encapsulated the home to block out moisture.

Kerry was struggling with high humidity levels of over 78% in their crawlspace. We fully encapsulated the crawlspace with CleanSpace and installed a SaniDry Sedona to help keep the humidity at a manageable level. 

High humidity in your crawlspace can cause microbial growth, musty smells, and even foundation problems. This crawlspace had humidity over 78% well above the recommended 55%. We installed CleanSpace to separate the home from the ground and help keep things dry and protected. 

Moisture and high humidity in the crawlspace was doing significant damage to this home. There was a sigfinicant amount of wood rot which compromised the structure of the home. These homeowners made the wise choice to protect their home with a crawl space encapsulation done by the professionals at DryZone.

The homeowner was in the process of selling their home and was aware that they had issues with high humidity in the crawlspace. We installed CleanSpace, a heavy 20-mil-thick liner designed for puncture resistance, flexibility, and tear strength, to help resolve the moisture concerns.