Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Moisture in the crawl space and cold floors in the home prompted this homeowner to call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas. We were able to remedy these problems with our amazing products and expertise. 

To insulate the space, we put in SilverGlo Insulation Panels. These graphite infused panels are 24% more effective than conventional foam. Next the crew installed Drainage Matting. Drainage Matting helps isolate the crawl space from the earth and creates a thermal break. The dimpled texture of the Drainage Matting helps direct surface water out of the crawl space. 

This crawl space is now dry and insulated!

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 In this Bentonville home, the water was coming into the combination basement and crawl space through 4 different channels. Even with their existing sump pump, standing water was still an issue. Our team installed the Clean Space Encapsulation System with Ez Flow to catch water before it enters the crawl space and direct it towards the sump pump, and SmartJacks to lift the floor back where it belongs and provide additional support. If there's a river in your crawl space, call Crawl Space Solutions of Arkansas today! 

We installed CleanSpace to to help this customer with a nasty moisture problem. 

Most times, water in the crawl space gets there one of three ways: a plumbing leak, water seepage from the surrounding soil (usually after heavy rain), or condensation. Humidity condenses on cold surfaces, like ducts, and drips onto the crawl space floor.

Puddles of water in the crawl space aren’t good, but the water itself won’t ruin your home. It’s the water vapor (or moisture) that causes rot, mold, energy loss, and attracts pests. And these problems don’t just stay in your crawl space. As much as 50% of the air upstairs comes from below - this means mold spores, musty smells, and humid air that dust mites love.

The main issue with dirt crawl spaces is the moisture from the dirt beneath the home. Whether your crawl space suffers from groundwater leakage or not, the earth is damp. The natural airflow in a house is from bottom to top. This sucks the moist air, and everything in it, up into the living areas of the home. A damp environment is very unhealthy, destructive, and can lead to wood rot, mold growth, and poor indoor air quality.