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Crawl Space Repair Photo Album: Catawissa, MO Crawl Space Remains Dry & Clean in the Spring

This Catawissa, Missouri crawl space had a tarp in place, but this tarp ripped and allowed in harmful outer elements like water, debris, and critters. To solve this issue, Team Woods installed a CleanSpace encapsulation system to seal the crawl space from harm completely. This system is made out of inorganic materials that will block and prevent these outer elements from entering inside the crawl space.

Melting Snow

Once spring has sprung, this snow was melting into the home's crawl space. This homeowner grew concerned about the area, so he reached out to Woods Basement Systems to have a professional look over the space.

Current Condition

The crawl space was not in the safest condition. The area did have a tarp in place, but it didn't block out harmful outer elements like critters, dirt, water, and debris.

CleanSpace Installed

Just look at the beautiful CleanSpace encapsulation system! This vapor barrier system is installed up the walls and on the floor to seal the crawl space completely.

Inorganic Materials

Why is it essential to have inorganic materials in a crawl space? Inorganic materials won't allow mold development. The lowest area in your home is the most susceptible to water leaks, so utilizing inorganic materials is essential.

UltraSump Pump

Along with the CleanSpace encapsulation system, a new sump pump was installed to pump out possible water leaks.

SaniDry™ Sedona™ Crawl Space Dehumidifier

A SaniDry dehumidifier was installed to keep the air in this crawl space fresh and clean. Most homeowners don't know that the air that you breathe throughout the entire house first starts in the lowest area in the home.