Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

This homeowner had a wooden crawl space door that was rotted from the salt air and rain. Our EverLast entrance door is made of a thick plastic that will not warp nor rot. The EverLast entrance door is fastened to the frame with knobs that will draw tight against weather-stripping to seal off outside air. 

This crawl space door was aluminum, which can warp and corrode. This homeowner had those issues as well as rattling when the wind blew causing the door to eventually fly off.  

A new EverLast crawl space door was installed which is designed to fit secure into the crawl space frame, This is due to the strong plastic which will never warp and the special knob handles which tighten the door. Now this homeowner's new EverLast door will last for years to come.

Metal and moisture can only lead to one thing and that is RUST. The first step to protecting your crawl space from the outside elements is choosing a door that will remain airtight. That is why this homeowner in Rehoboth, DE made an upgrade to a Everlast Crawl Space Door! This door will retain it's shape and integrity and help keep the cold air out in the winter and the humid air out in the summer!

Larry had lived in this home for years and was dealing with high humidity in his crawlspace. To help address the issue, the existing liner was removed and replaced with DrainageMatting and CleanSpace, creating a cleaner, better-protected crawlspace environment.

A homeowner in Millville was dealing with high humidity in his crawlspace. To address the issue, we installed CleanSpace, a 20-mil-thick liner similar to a pool liner. It is manufactured with a blend of high-density polyethylene for puncture resistance, low-density polyethylene for flexibility, and polyester cord reinforcement for brute tear resistance. Its bright white finish helps lighten the crawlspace and makes it easier to see that the area is clean and free of mold, insects, and dirt.

We also installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, which can remove up to 100 pints of moisture per day and move more than 300 cubic feet of dry air per minute.