Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

This homeowner from Neoga, IL had a damp and humid crawl space that needed to be fixed before the damage got any worse.  He called Woods Basement Systems and ended up getting the best crawl space system to keep his crawl space dry.  The damp, humid air that rises into the house through the dirt floor contributes to poor air quality in the living space above. This barrier will also prevent damp humid air from contributing to the rotting of organic surfaces in crawl space, such as the floor joists above. With the CleanSpace encapsulation system, the house is effectively isolated from the dirt and the space is now a clean dry space. 

Joy L. of Neoga, IL was concerned about her crawl space containing moisture and musty smells finding their way into her home. System Design Specialist Luke B. knew that a CleanSpace Encapsulation System would keep moisture and water vapor from permeating the floors and walls of the crawl space, keeping it dry and free from mold growth. Once Foreman Mike R. and his team installed this system, Joy can relax knowing that the unwanted odors would be no more.

David of Mansfield, Illinois wanted to finally repair his musty, dirty crawl space. After searching for possible companies to work with, David found Woods Basement Systems. The next day he set up a consultation with system design specialist, John S., who recommended CleanSpace to clean up the musty area. Thanks to foreman, James L. who lead the team installing the new encapsulation system, now David can rest easy knowing that his home is safe for many years to come!

Adam K., Bement, Illinois homeowner, was concerned about his wet, dirty crawl space. Due to the stack effect, up to 50% of the air you breath is from your crawl space. So, his crawl space affected the indoor air quality of his home. Greg. B., System Design Specialist, designed a solution to keep the crawl space clean and dry.

Foreman Juan. H. and his team installed CleanSpace. CleanSpace is an inorganic vapor barrier that keeps water and moisture out of the crawl space. Because it is inorganic, it does not support mold growth.

With this solution. Adam's basement is clean and dry, and his indoor air quality is improved.

A crawlspace in Bement, Illinois, needed some stabilization as well as a resealing. To address these, Woods first resealed the area with the CleanSpace System. This consists of a thin but durable sheet of material that is placed on the walls and ground. It effectively creates a barrier between the earth and the home, providing protection from insects, humidity, and water. The second install was for the stability of the crawlspace. The SmartJack System was installed to offer more support. This system consists of custom cut steel beams. They are placed in galvanized fill to equally distribute the weight of the building. They can be tightened over time. This allows maintenance to be done as the ground continues to shift without requiring another costly install. With these two installs in place, the homeowners can rest easy knowing their crawlspace will be dry and stable for decades to come.