Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

SmartJack Support System was recommended for the sagging floor joist in this Philadelphia, Pennsylvania  Basement. Overtime wooden floor joist can sag causing gaps and movement with the floor and molding above. Some areas you walk on can feel soft or bouncy like due to the lack of support. Our Foundation Specialist, Ryan Ek, recommend permanent stabilization. A PowerBrace is installed against the floor joist then our SmartJack is attached to keep the floor joist stable. 

This homeowner reached out regarding an opening on the side of the basement that enters into the crawl space and was in need of encapsulation. We were able to remove the old wall panel and dig a small area to create access for a possible door. This CleanSpace system will act as a barrier to capture vapor and moisture coming through the addition of the crawl space. 

This homeowner in Milford, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was attracting moisture and musty smells. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Steve Roldan, provided an inspection. Steve suggested they install a barrier system to seal the crawl space from the earth's elements. Our foreman, Juan Garcia, installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System throughout the crawl space. This system is thick and durable like a pool liner and will not rust or rot. Now, the homeowner has a dry and healthy space for storage!

An Abington, PA homeowner was interested in insulating their crawl space, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. As a solution, we installed our SilverGlo Insulation Panels, which insulate the crawl space. In addition, we installed the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier to stop moisture and humidity from passing through the foundation walls.  Both products work together to keep the crawl space healthy. 

Don't let your crawl space become an environment for pests and mold growth! In Willow Grove, PA we installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System to seal the crawl space from the outside elements. Doing this will keep the crawl space dry and healthy, as it should be. Promoting healthier air in your crawl space will result in healthy air on the first level of your home.