The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky Before & After Photos

We installed a Turtl crawl space access door for this homeowner in Lexington, Kentucky.

To help this homeowner save money on energy bills, breathe cleaner air, and preserve their foundation, we encapsulated their crawl space with our CleanSpace vapor barrier. By sealing the space off from moisture and installing a dehumidifier, (not pictured) we were able to help transform this Lexington, KY, crawl space. Our vapor barrier is made of an antimicrobial material to prevent mold growth. It is also 20 milliliters thick to prevent the system from ripping. 

This front porch was sinking rapidly, and needed to be fixed quickly to stop further damage. Our polylevel foam was able to fix the issue in no time. 

This crawl space was exposed to what we like to call "the open earth."  When your crawl space is exposed to dirt, it allows for moisture to rise up through the soil, and attaches to the wood, concrete walls, and anything else that you may have in your crawl space. Unfortunately, the moisture in this crawl space grew to mold on their wooden sil plate. To start this renovation, we replaced their sil plate. We then placed our CleanSpace liner all across the walls and floor of this crawl space, sealing it from the earth. The Clean Space liner, similar to a pool liner, is heavy duty and effective at blocking out moisture, bugs, cold air, dirt, and anything else unwanted in your crawl space. We finished by installing a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and a Condensation pump. The SaniDry Sedona is one of our most coveted products, able to take moisture from the air and collect it in large quantities at a proficient rate. The condensation pump hooks up to the SaniDry Sedona and pumps out all the water it collects. 

This front porch was sunken into the ground by a couple inches, allowing dirt to wash up and other cosmetic issues. We sprayed PolyLevel foam under the concrete to raise the porch back up as well as seal it from rain.