Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

The damp crawl space was causing the homeowners to be concerned about moisture. They called CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas and with the CleanSpace Encapsulation System and a Mold-X2 treatment, their whole home is now cleaner, drier, and healthier! Call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas today, 1-501-329-4000!

When this homeowner noticed soft spots and uneven floors in his farmhouse, he called CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas! Our Design Specialist suggested our SmartJacks with Metal Beams for support for the whole home. The SmartJacks are completely adjustable, so his home will be structurally sound for years to come! Call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas today!

This basement in Austin was completely unusable due to standing water. After a visit from our Design Specialist, Jack, these homeowners chose to have their basement waterproofed with CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas! Our TripleSafe Sump Pump, WaterGuard, and TrenchLock will keep the basement cleaner, drier, healthier, and usable.

These Austin homeowners called looking for a vapor barrier and insulation for their crawl space. Our System Design Specialist, John T., inspected the crawl space and together, they decided on our dimpled Drainage Matting, SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier, and SilverGlo Insulation Panels. The whole home will stay drier and healthier, thanks to CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas!

CleanSpace liner is a white/blue seven-layer reinforced laminate containing no adhesives. The outer layer consists of high strength polyurethane film manufactured using virgin grade resins and containing UVI and thermal stabilizers. CleanSpace is reinforced laid in a diagonal pattern spaced 3/8" apart with an additional machine direction polyester every 3" across the width. The individual plies are laminated together with molten polyethylene. 

We also used our Smart Jacks for this job. The Smart Jack- is a supplemental support system for crawl space applications. The Smart Jacks effectively supports sagging beams and floor joist caused by:

• length of span greater than spanning capability of the members

• Floor load added after construction, exceeding design values

• Weakening of members over time due to high moisture and rot