Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Medford, New Jersey had debris and insulation in their crawl space that needed to be removed in order for their crawl space to be encapsulated. The homeowners also wanted support for their floor that was sagging above the kitchen and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the crawl space and suggested a full encapsulation system be installed as well as SmartJacks to help fix the sagging floor above. A full encapsulation system was installed to keep water vapor and humidity out and make sure the crawl space stays dry and healthy. SmartJacks were installed to provide support to the sagging floor above and are also a permanent solution so the homeowners do not have to worry about their structure being unsupported.  

A homeowner in Cape May, NJ, reached out to Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering dampness and musty odors in their crawl space, which can potentially result in structural damage, mold development, and reduced air quality. To resolve these concerns, we installed our Drainage Matting over the crawl space floor to effectively channel water away. This was followed by the installation of the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System, which was securely affixed to the floor and walls to prevent moisture intrusion. Lastly, we implemented the SaniDry Dehumidifier to actively eliminate excess humidity. This comprehensive solution mitigates damage and mold growth, while enhancing indoor air quality and energy efficiency, ultimately creating a healthier and more comfortable environment for the homeowner.  

System Design Specialist: Ryan D.  

Foreman: Ruben Jr.

Recently, a homeowner in Cape May, NJ found themselves battling with an ongoing issue in their crawl space. Despite having some type of vapor barrier in place, water was still seeping in. After careful consideration, a custom solution was proposed featuring our top-of-the-line products: CleanSpace, SaniDry Sedona, and SilverGlo. It wasn't long before our production team, equipped with extensive experience and unwavering commitment, arrived on site. They installed CleanSpace, a robust vapor barrier system designed to completely encase the crawl space, effectively blocking out moisture and water. Next, to address the issue of humidity and enhance air quality, the SaniDry Sedona, a state-of-the-art dehumidification system, was put into place. Finally, SilverGlo insulation panels were installed to ensure the space would not just stay dry, but also energy efficient. 

Recently, a homeowner in Cape May, NJ, reached out to us at Quality 1st with concerns about moisture issues in their crawl space. They noticed the problem was severe enough to affect their overall home environment, particularly troubling given the area's humid climate. Our solution involved installing our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier, SilverGlo Wall Insulation, and the SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier. The CleanSpace liner is designed to permanently block moisture and outside air. SilverGlo Wall Insulation keeps the area insulated, reflecting heat back into the crawl space for energy efficiency. The SaniDry Sedona then works silently and efficiently to remove humidity from the air, ensuring a dry and healthy environment. 

Recently, we had the pleasure of helping a homeowner in Cape May, NJ, tackle a particularly challenging issue in their crawl space. This homeowner reached out to us with concerns about persistent moisture problems, visible mold growth, and wet walls within their crawl space. The space needed sealing from the earth's moisture, better insulation, and a more effective way to control humidity. We recommended a solution that included our top-tier products: CleanSpace, SilverGlo, and the SaniDry Sedona. CleanSpace is a liner that effectively seals the crawl space from the earth, significantly reducing moisture and deterring mold growth. SilverGlo insulation panels were installed on the walls to reflect heat back into the crawl space, increasing energy efficiency and keeping the area dry. Lastly, the SaniDry Sedona, a powerful dehumidifying system, was introduced to maintain optimal humidity levels, preventing the conditions that mold requires to grow.