Real crawl spaces we have sealed, dried and insulated. Every photo below is our own work — click any image to view it full size.
Complete encapsulation: reinforced liner across the entire floor and up the foundation walls, every pier wrapped and banded, seams sealed, and the insulated ductwork left clear of the barrier. The finished space is bright, dry and easy to walk through.
A tight, low-clearance crawl space sealed end to end. The liner is carried up the block walls and terminated above grade, piers are wrapped in white liner, and the duct runs are supported so nothing rests on the new barrier.
Vapor barrier installation paired with a dedicated crawl space dehumidifier, mounted clear of the liner with condensate routed to drain. Existing subfloor insulation and ductwork were inspected and re-supported as part of the job.
A wide-span crawl space with more than a dozen piers, each one individually wrapped and sealed. The liner runs continuous across the full footprint and out to a finished, sealed access opening.
A sealed, conditioned crawl space with a dehumidifier set on raised blocks and plumbed to drain. The reinforced liner covers the slab and foundation walls to keep the space stable through the humid months.
The space was cleared out, the walls lined, and a continuous barrier installed across a long, low crawl space — including the narrow side runs where most of the moisture was getting in.
New subfloor insulation installed and properly supported between the joists, over a freshly sealed vapor barrier. Piers wrapped, walls lined, and the whole space left clean and dry.
Every one of these jobs started with a free inspection and a written estimate. Yours can too.