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This homeowner knew that there was water coming into their crawl space, but they did not know how. The System Design Specialist went under the home to find that there was a water in the crawl space and knew exactly how to solve the problem. The crew graded and prepped the crawl space to make sure that there was not any holes in the floor. The crew then installed EZ flow that directs the water to the UltraSump which pumps the water out of the crawl space. On the outside the crew installed a LawnScape outlet that sends the water away from the foundation. They also installed IceGuard that allows the water to escape even if the line is clogged or frozen. 

This home had water standing in the crawl space which could be the cause to a number of other problems.  To solve the problems the crew started by grading and prepping the crawl space, to remove any holes for the water to stand in. Once the crawl space was prepped the crew installed drainage matting, which traps the water and creates tunnels for the water to flow out of the crawl space. On top of the drainage matting CleanSpace was placed down. The CleanSpace traps the moisture under it and does not let it affect the crawl space. The crew also wrapped the piers so there was no chance for moisture to affect any part of the crawl space. To solve the humidity problem the crew installed two SaniDry Sedona. These dehumidifiers are the most energy efficient on the market and will lower the relative humidity in the crawlspace. 

This homeowner had done extensive research on crawl space problems and decided to call us to encapsulate the crawl space. The system design specialist created a plan for the homeowner that would solve all of the problems. The crew had to start by grading and prepping the dirt floor so there were no holes for the water to sit in. Once the ground was graded out Drainage Matting was laid down, this has dimples in it that creates small tunnels for the water to flow through. On top of the drainage matting CleanSpace was put down, this locks out any moisture. The piers were also wrapped in CleanSpace to ensure that moisture could not invade anywhere. SilverGlo was installed on the walls. One side of the SilverGlo has a shiny silver side that reflects the heat to increase the energy efficiency. A SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier was also installed, this will control the overall humidity of the crawl space. 

This homeowner was smelling mold and mildew and they could not figure out where it was coming from. Upon doing some research the homeowner thought that it might be coming from under the home, so he decided to call the experts. The system design specialist went under the home and found that insulation had fallen and was wet. There were also small holes that have been caused by pest that had entered the crawl space. In these holes there was water standing.

To solve all of these problems the crew started by removing the insulation that had fallen. They then graded and prepped the floor to remove all of the holes that the water was standing in. Once the crawl space was prepped the crew installed Drainage Matting, this creates small tunnels for any water that enters the crawl space. On top of the Drainage Matting CleanSpace was installed, this vapor barrier locks out moisture to keep the crawl space dry. Piers were also wrapped in the CleanSpace to ensure that there was nowhere for the water or moisture to enter. A SaniDry Sedona was installed to control the humidity under the home. This is the most energy efficient dehumidifier on the market. They also sealed the vents so there was nowhere for the pests to enter.

This home is an older home, that was experiencing the water and moisture problems. Under the home there was a dirt built up under parts of the home. To solve the problems the system design specialist created a plan.

This plan started by removing this dirt, then grading out the floor to remove any holes that there may be. These holes are prime places for water to sit, this water can influence the rest of the crawl space. Once the crawl space was prepped drainage matting was installed, this creates small tunnels for the water to flow through. To finish a new EverLast Door was installed, this door locks and seals out any moisture and pests from entering the crawl space. 

This home is an older home, that was experiencing the water and moisture problems. Under the home there was a dirt built up under parts of the home. To solve the problems the system design specialist created a plan.

This plan started by removing this dirt, then grading out the floor to remove any holes that there may be. These holes are prime places for water to sit, this water can influence the rest of the crawl space. Once the crawl space was prepped drainage matting was installed, this creates small tunnels for the water to flow through. To finish a new EverLast Door was installed, this door locks and seals out any moisture and pests from entering the crawl space. 

Since air originates in your crawl space and flows upward into the upper levels of your home, it brings the humidity from the crawl space with it.  Even if there isn’t standing water in your crawl space, damp air can still have a negative effect on your home.  Some of these negative effects include:

• Dust mites (the most common indoor allergen)
• Sticking/jamming doors and windows
• Smelly, damp carpets
• Buckling hardwood floors
• Rotting and mold in your attic

The damage from water to the crawl space itself is obvious.  This list points out a few of the damages that might not be so obvious.  Your crawl space has a bigger impact on your home than you may think!

Mr. A from Little Rock was struggling with excessive moisture and humidity. After seeing one of our commercials, he knew he needed to call in the experts at Crawl Space Solutions of Arkansas to solve the problem and give him peace of mind. 

Our System Design Specialist, Craigen recommended a Full CleanSpace Encapsulation System for this space. Jordan and his crew quickly got to work getting the area graded and prepped, then they laid down our Drainage Matting underneath our thick 20-mil CleanSpace liner, which helps control humidity and moisture coming up from the ground from getting to the home. Finally, the crew installed a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier to get and keep the relative humidity at or below 55%. 

This space is now clean, dry, and much healthier for the homeowner and the whole family! 

Customer had concerns that the existing sump pump was not working as it should be. The result was to install a new sump pump in the crawl space. At this home, we installed our SuperSump pump. Our SuperSumps are designed to evacuate water from the crawl space or basement.  The sump liner for this model has an 18” diameter, is 22” deep and made of structural polyethylene foam. This liner features a pump stand locator, which prevents the switch from getting hung up on the sidewalls of the liner but keeping the pump located properly in the liner. We also install a CleanPump stand in the liner, which is designed to fit in the bottom of all our liners, which keeps the pump elevated from silt and sediment build-up.

The SuperSump features a Zoeller M-53 1/3 horsepower cast iron submersible pump with an automatic mechanical float switch. This pump will pump out around 2240 gallons per hour at an 8’ head. This Zoeller pump comes with a 36-month warranty.  After securing the lid on the liner, we also install a WaterWatch Alarm system. This alarm system will sound when the water rises above the point where the pump would normally be triggered to come on. This is designed to alert the homeowner to any problems that might arise with the sump pump, for example a power outage to the pump. We have an amazing service department that can come out and troubleshoot any issues that may arise.

This home in Little Rock was experiencing moisture issues which then led to floor joist issues and wood rot. There were areas of the crawl space where the floor needed to be supported, which we did with our zinc coated metal beams and our SmartJack system. We also encapsulation the crawl space to get rid of the excess moisture. There are a few ways to tell that there may be some issues in your crawl space from inside the home. One way to tell inside your home that structural support might be needed is bouncy, spongey, buckling, or sloping floors. Other things may include cracks in the sheetrock or ceiling, which is a result of the home shifting. 

Our SmartJack support system for crawl spaces effectively supports sagging beams and floor joists that are cause by a number of things. Moisture in the crawl space is not the only reason to see the support of our SmartJacks. They can also be used as a supplemental support where an existing column and pier foundation has settled. 

Standing water under your home creates an ecosystem for all kinds of things, things you don't want in your home!

This crawl space in Little Rock was wasted space; the water and moisture a haven for mold, mildew, and microorganisms of all kinds. The homeowners said enough is enough and called CrawlSpace Solutions.

Completing an Encapsulation system is an investment in your home. It is multi-layered protection to keep your home dry for years to come. When you call CleanSpace Solutions, you are calling professionals. Our professionals know crawl spaces, and they are passionate about providing you with the best products, the best installation, and the best service on the market.

A Design Specialist will come out to inspect your crawl space, communicate what they find, and deliver a solution that works for you. Our production crews take pride in their work, and they work hard to get everything installed, communicate with you every step of the way, and clean up after themselves. Our service teams will come out and make sure your equipment is running effectively and answer any questions you may have. 

This homeowner can now use his cleaner, drier, healthier crawl space, thanks to the professionals at CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas!

Homeowners all around the Little Rock area and beyond have trusted CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas to ensure their crawl spaces are clean and dry, and they trust us to support their homes as well. Over time, the ground beneath your home can shift, causing the supports of your home to sink. SmartJack Steel Piers are designed to stop settling and keep your home on secure footing for years to come.

In this home, the humidity and moisture in the crawl space had caused structural support issues. Our team of professionals cleaned and graded the crawl space and began insulating the walls with SilverGlo Insulation Panels. Then they dug and leveled a footing for each SmartJack Steel Pier. The SmartJack is cut to the necessary size and installed under the sagging floor. Each SmartJack is individually adjustable so they can be set to varying heights according to the needs in your crawl space. Once the SmartJacks are installed, it is time to isolate the home from the earth. Each pier is wrapped, and the Drainage Matting is installed to allow ground water and condensation from walls to run below it. This keeps the CleanSpace Liner dry. The SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier is installed to keep humidity low, and this is a more solid, healthier, and drier home.

This Little Rock homeowner discovered some standing water in his crawl space, so he called CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas. We inspected the crawl space and recommended the Ez Flow Drainage System to remove excess water in addition to a CleanSpace Encapsulation and SmartSump Sump Pump.

The Ez Flow Drainage System is designed just for crawl spaces. It is a 3-inch slotted pipe, surrounded by polystyrene aggregate and enclosed in a geotextile mesh. The aggregate and mesh work together as a filter to keep sediment and debris from entering the pipe. Our crews install Ez Flow by first digging a trench around the perimeter of the crawl space. The trench is wide enough and deep enough for the drainage system to sit below the footer to ensure there is no standing water in the crawl space. The trench is sloped towards the sump pump so ground water can be pumped out. The owner wanted to make sure no water would reenter the crawl space because of a blocked discharge line, so IceGuard was installed as well as the LawnScape Outlet, carrying the water away from the home.

Standing water in a crawl space can lead to mold, mildew, and rot. Our Ez Flow Drainage System combined with a full CleanSpace Encapsulation System will keep your crawl space dry, leading to a healthier home. Call CrawlSpace Solutions today!

If you look in your crawl space right now, you will most likely see a thin sheet of plastic, or visqueen, designed to act as a vapor barrier. Visqueen and other plastic liners are only around 4 to 6-mils thick, not offering much protection. To protect your home from mold and rot caused by moisture in your crawl space, you need an encapsulation system that removes water, provides drainage, and removes humidity. Our CleanSpace Encapsulation System, including Drainage Matting, protects your home from the harmful effects of moisture in your crawl space.

Our Drainage Matting is an important part of the CleanSpace Encapsulation System. It is laid on the graded crawl space dirt to allow moisture from the ground to run beneath it. This helps keep your crawl space protected from the harmful effects of moisture, like mold and rot. It provides durability, puncture resistance, and a thermal break for your crawl space. Combined with our TripleSafe Sump Pump, SilverGlo Insulation Panels, the CleanSpace Liner, and a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier, your crawl space will stay clean, dry, and free from moisture, mold, and rot.

Call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas today and let one of our Design Specialist customize a plan for your crawl space!

Jacksonville residents contacted us with a request to replace insulation in their crawl space. Our Design Specialist, Curtis, completed an inspection of the crawl space. After presenting the homeowners with his findings and a solution, the homeowners agreed it was time for encapsulation. While there was not a lot of visible water in this crawl space, the humidity in the air was being absorbed by the supporting structures. Those supporting structures are made of wood, and wood can only absorb so much moisture before it begins to rot. We take wood moisture content readings and humidity at each home we inspect; this home was at 24% wood moisture content and 74 % relative humidity. Rot was setting in and was only going to get worse.

When Justin and his team arrived, they began by removing the old insulation and grading the crawl space, grading on a slope so water drains instead of pooling. SilverGlo Insulation Panels and Vent Seals were installed, and rim joists were sealed with spray foam insulation for those tiny crevices. The masonry piers were wrapped with 12-mil thick Wallie to prevent condensation, and Drainage Matting and the CleanSpace Liner were laid, providing a durable vapor barrier and isolating the home from the earth. The EverLast Door was custom cut on site to ensure a precision fit. Due to the amount of moisture in the wood, the homeowners went with three of our SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifiers. Circulating dry air at a rate of 300 cubic feet per minute per machine, the support structures of this home can be dried out, stopping the negative effects of mold and rot. 

At CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas, we believe every crawl space should be dry, creating a healthier and more structurally sound environment in every home. Call today for your free estimate!

A resident of Jacksonville called concerned there may be moisture in his crawl space, he had noticed his floors were starting to buckle. One of our Design Specialist went out to inspect the crawl space and visit with the homeowner about his concerns. He was able to present him with a solution that satisfied the customer, and the work was scheduled to begin.

Jordan and his crew started by removing debris and grading the surface of the crawl space. Vents were sealed with our SilverGlo Insulation Panels, and the EverLast Access Door was installed, stopping outside air from entering the space. Drainage Matting is the next step, creating a thermal break, and the CleanSpace Liner is installed to isolate the home from the earth. A SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier is installed to pull moisture out of the air, and this encapsulation is complete.

Moisture in your crawl space can cause sagging floors, buckling floors, mold, and rot. An encapsulation system stops all that and will make your whole home healthy from the ground up!

This North Little Rock resident called CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas because she noticed a bad smell coming from her crawl space. Upon further investigation, they realized the crawl space had standing water in it, and they wanted to get it repaired to help get rid of the smell. Craigen, one of our Design Specialists, went out to do what he does best! He presented a solution that would eliminate the smell and the standing water, while ensuring it wouldn't happen again. 

Jordan and his crew started by grading and prepped the crawl space. This directs water towards the perimeter of the home, where they installed our Ez Flow Drainage System. This system collects water and drains it into the TripleSafe Sump Pump, installed in the lowest point of the crawl space. The TripleSafe Sump Pump has three pumps and an alarm system, so you will know if something isn't working the way it should. A drainage line was dug in the yard to allow water to drain safely into the LawnScape Outlet, away from the home. The crew custom cut EverLast Doors for both of the crawl space entrances and installed SilverGlo Vent Seals. The dimpled Drainage Matting was laid on the graded surface, allowing water to flow beneath to the drainage system and the 20-mil thick bright white CleanSpace Liner was installed and secured, isolating the home from the earth. A SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier was installed to remove moisture from the air and circulate dry air at a rate of up to 300 cubic feet per minute.

The smell is gone, the water is gone, and all that's left is a cleaner, drier, healthier home. Call 1-501-329-4000 and find out how we can make your home a healthy home from the ground up!

Ms. D in Jacksonville wanted to put her home on the market but knew she would need to make some repairs in the crawl space first. She called CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas to take advantage of our free crawl space repair estimate. One of our Design Specialists, Jack, came out to inspect the crawl space and visit with Ms. D. about her concerns. Since the issue of concern was structural damage, she choose to follow Jack's suggestion to replace parts of the main beams and add our SmartJacks for additional support. 

Will and his team went to work, beginning by digging holes for concrete footers to properly install our SmartJacks. SmartJacks are support piers that are adjustable to help keep the floors of the home where they are supposed to be. The SmartJacks were installed to support beams in the middle and along the back wall of the home. Beams were replaced as needed in the crawl space and this home is now much more structurally sound! Ms. D. was able to put her home on the market and the new owners love it!

A homeowner in Little Rock noticed her floors were sagging and decided she wanted a moisture barrier to protect her crawl space and her house. She called CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas for help. Our Design Specialist, John T., suggested our Mold-x2 to treat mold in the crawl space, our EverLast Door, SilverGlo Insulation Panels to help save on energy costs, the CleanSpace Liner with dimpled Drainage Matting, and the SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier to keep the humidity level below 60%. 

Making Arkansas homes cleaner, drier, and healthier is our mission! Call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas today!

The floors in this Little Rock home were developing soft spots, causing the homeowners to grow concerned about moisture in the crawl space. They called CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas and our Design Specialist, John T. came out to inspect the crawl space. After visiting with the homeowners about their concerns, he gave them some ideas on how to dry out the crawl space and their home! 

Our installers graded and prepped the crawl space, then treated the area with our Mold-X2 to eliminate mold growth. They installed the SilverGlo Insulation Panels and sealed the vents with SilverGlo Vent Seals to help keep energy costs low. They carefully measured the opening of the crawl space and custom cut the EverLast Access Door on site, helping keep moisture out of the crawl space. The dimpled Drainage Matting was installed, acting as a thermal break and vapor barrier, and secured at the seams to help keep the crawl space dry. Our pint-sized powerhouse, the SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier, keeps humidity below 60%, and this home is cleaner and healthier!

When water damages your crawl space, it can have a negative impact on the support structures of your home. When this homeowner purchased her home, she was advised there had been a leak in the crawl space, but they had repaired it. They repaired the leak, but they did not dry out the wood supporting the home, and now she needed help. Our Design Specialist, Jack, inspected the crawl space and suggested our SmartJacks to provide support along the main beams of her home, which we would also need to replace. 

Our SmartJacks are made from high-capacity steel, and are designed to stop settling and raise your floor back up to where it is supposed to be. The adjustable supports can help stop settling, and when combined with new support beams, her home is now more structurally secure! Call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas today!

This Little Rock homeowner wanted some help in her tall crawl space. She shared her concerns with our Design Specialist, Jack, when he came out to inspect her crawl space. Jack inspected the crawl space, and one of his suggestions was the SmartSump Sump Pump. Our SmartSump Sump Pump is installed in the lowest point of the crawl space. The installation team digs a hole deep enough that the top rim of the sump pump liner is even with the ground. The liner of the SmartSump is designed to allow room for the 1/3 hp Zoeller pump and the optional UltraSump battery back-up pump. The lid of the sump pump fits securely on the liner and holds an air-tight floor drain and the WaterWatch Alarm. The WaterWatch Alarm is designed to alert the homeowner to water on the lid. This can be from a plumbing leak or a pump or power failure. The homeowners choice to have the SmartSump Sump Pump installed in her crawl space will help keep her home dry and more structurally sound. 

Moisture in your crawl space can lead to bigger problems! Call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas like these Little Rock homeowners! The CleanSpace Encapsulation System will keep their home isolated from the earth, allowing it to stay cleaner, drier, and healthier!

In this crawl space, we had done some work before, but the owner was now ready for our EZ Flow Drainage System and the SmartSump Sump Pump! Call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas!

In this Jacksonville home, the homeowners were concerned about moisture in the crawl space. After the inspection by Design Specialist Chris, the homeowners chose to have our Drainage Matting, SaniDry Sedona, and TripleSafe Sump Pump installed, along with a treatment with MoldX. The result is a cleaner, drier, healthier home! Call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas today!

These College Station homeowners wanted a vapor barrier installed in their crawl space. Our CleanSpace Encapsulation with the SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier is exactly what they needed! Isolating the home from the earth and dehumidifying the space makes the whole home cleaner, drier, and healthier!

Falling insulation is usually a good indicator of moisture in your crawl space. In this Sherwood home, our CleanSpace Encapsulation System with SilverGlo Insulation Panels, Vent Seals, and the SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier would make this whole home cleaner, drier, healthier, and more energy efficient! Call CrawlSpace Solutions of Arkansas.