Master Services Before & After Photos

A concerned homeowner in Oliver Springs, TN reached out to Master Services about their unencapsulated crawlspace. They worried about the implications of letting it sit vulnerable to water, mold, mildew, and pests. We inspected the crawlspace, conferred with the homeowner, and agreed that the right option would be our CleanSpace vapor barrier and SaniDry Sedona. The barrier defends against water and mold, while the dehumidifier averts humidity and keeps the rest of the home comfortable. 

Master Services covered and sealed a crawlspace in Oliver Springs, TN to protect it from water damage, mold, rot, odors, and pests. Additionally, it created extra storage space thanks to our Moisture barrier.

An inspector from Master Services was sent to assess a basement in Oliver Springs, TN, where a wall had sustained severe damage from poor water insulation. Following a thorough evaluation, we concluded that external pressure was the probable cause of the damage.

To reinforce the wall, our team utilized the wall plate anchor system. This system employs the stable soil around the wall to prevent further harm and strengthen the primary structure without resorting to invasive and expensive methods.

Master Services recently completed a project in Oliver Springs, TN, where they focused on protecting the crawlspace from potential water damage, mold proliferation and pest infiltrations. After a careful inspection, the homeowner was advised to install our robust CleanSpace® Wall system, which we securely affixed to the basement walls utilizing drilled-in plastic fasteners, guaranteeing its steadfastness. Moreover, our home inspector suggested the utilization of the Sedona dehumidifier to effectively maintain moisture levels and hinder the growth of mold. When combined, these two systems create an optimum crawlspace environment, ensuring moisture and mold are effectively managed.

A homeowner residing in Oliver Springs, TN sought the expertise of Master Services in their quest to enhance the protection of their crawlspace against water infiltration. Our diligent inspection shed light on an issue with the existing plastic sheet that covered the ground—it proved to be inadequately thin, failing to offer long-lasting defense. We observed numerous tears and rips in the plastic, which allowed stagnant water pools to form. This unwelcome moisture created an environment conducive to mold growth and posed potential risks to the floor beams. To combat these concerns, we recommended the installation of a reliable CleanSpace moisture barrier as the initial line of defense. This specialized barrier effectively impedes the entry of water and moisture into the crawlspace, thereby preventing the escalation of humidity levels and inhibiting the growth of mold and spores.