Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Jonesborough, TN was worried about moisture and its damaging impacts. His crawlspace was unencapsulated, leaving it open to mold, mildew, wood rot, and nasty pests like rodents, snakes, lizards, and insects. Our team installed our CleanSpace vapor barrier, a mold and tear-resistant liner that protects areas and creates extra storage space. 

Our team visited a concerned customer in Jonesborough, TN who was worried about a foul smell emanating from his crawlspace. This type of odor usually is because of mold and mildew, which occur due to moisture. We installed several systems, including our CleanSpace vapor barrier and SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, to combat the problem and keep the area sanitary and odor-free! 

The owner of a Jonesborough, TN house contacted Master Services for assistance in preserving their crawlspace from water intrusion; his crawlspace had experienced significant water infiltration lately. Our professionals quickly found standing water creating a pool right on top of a previously installed plastic sheet, which had caused mold development and potential damage to the floor beams over time. To remedy the problem, we suggested installing a CleanSpace moisture barrier as the first line of defense. This barrier will successfully keep water and moisture from rising humidity levels in the crawlspace, avoiding mold and spore formation for years to come!

In Jonesborough, TN, the proficient team at Master Services undertook the task of improving a crawlspace that had previously been encapsulated with inadequate materials. Over time, these materials deteriorated, leading to issues such as water pooling and mold formation inside the crawlspace. To address this problem, we chose the dependable CleanSpace® Wall system, celebrated for its durability and effectiveness. This system not only reduces humidity in your crawlspace but also enhances the overall air quality in your home.

In Jonesborough, TN, a homeowner reached out to Master Services to enhance their crawlspace. Our inspection unveiled soil with indications of water accumulation in several spots and signs of prior mold growth on the wooden beams. This sparked concerns about air quality and the potential harm to the floor beams.

To tackle these issues, we proposed the installation of a reliable CleanSpace moisture barrier as an initial protective measure. This barrier effectively safeguards the crawlspace by preventing an increase in humidity levels, thus inhibiting the growth of mold and the corrosion of existing support structures.