The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky Before & After Photos

This homeowner wanted us to help stop mold from growing in their crawl space. We waterproofed, then encapsulated with a moisture barrier, then sealed out the old vents, then we installed a world class dehumidifier.

This basement in Tompkinsville, Kentucky had a block wall foundation that was leaking water. The homeowner had big plans to one day renovate this basement into a comfy living space. In order for this dream to come true for them, they were first going to have to waterproof it to make sure no water could come and ruin their finished touches. We installed a full interior perimeter waterproofing system that included vapor barriers around the walls, subfloor drains, a trench drain at the steps, a SuperSump sump pump, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. With this system, the homeowners are free to do whatever they please with the basement to make it a comfortable living space. The CleanSpace vapor barrier on the walls can also have finished walls installed over them, ensuring everything stays dry.

The owner of this home in Shelbyville, KY, was concerned about water damage and musty smells in their crawl space, so they gave us a call to fix it. We suggested an encapsulation for their crawl space, complete with a perimeter waterproofing system, a vapor barrier sealing, new insulation, and a dehumdifier. This new customized encapsulation project will ensure their crawl space stays dry and must free. On top of the added health benefits to everyone who lives in the home, this project will help prevent costly framing repairs down the road, and it will help the homeowners save on monthly energy costs. 

We repaired this driveway in Springfield, KY, by leveling our all the slabs with our PolyLevel foam injections. Our expansive foam was able to level everything out without making a mess. We then sealed the injection holes back up, as well as the joints between the slabs. The result is a much cleaner looking driveway. 

This crawl space underneath a church in Ghent, KY, was struggling with moisture issues. If you look closely at the attached "before" picture, you'll notice that the ducts are dripping with condensation. This wet air was not just causing musty smells, but it was also starting to deteriorate the framing and the ductwork below the church. To repair the crawl space, we started by wrapping the floor with our dimpled drainage matting, which will help make the crawl space more comfortable to crawl around in after we finished the project. We then wrapped the entire space with our CleanSpace vapor barrier, which will help seal moisture out of the space. We finished the project by sealing all the vents and installing a dehumidifier. After the project was finished, the churchgoers noticed an immediate change in the smell and feel, even on the first floor of the building.