The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky Before & After Photos

This house had a rather large crawl space that had exposed dirt in it. In order to lock out moisture and mold, we encapsulated the crawl space with our CleanSpace liner. Also pictured is a SmartSump sump pump and a Sani Dry Sedona dehumidifier. 

This half finished basement had dry wall that became damp due to waterproofing issues. We fixed the problems by installing WaterGuard drainage all along the perimeter of the interior of the basement, under the concrete floors. We then fixed the dry wall by cutting them and installing our cut walls, which are made of a non-organic material, which will never grow mold or hold moisture. We then installed a Super Sump sump pump to attach to the drainage. The sump will discharge the water far away from the foundation of the home. The result is a dry, clean basement.

This relatively new home had a crawl space that was actually in pretty good condition. However, the customers knew that they couldn't expect it to stay that way without it being encapsulated first. We installed CleanSpace liner all over the crawl space, SilverGlo insulation around the walls, and a Sedona SaniDry dehumidifier. This crawl space will now stay in great condition for the future. 

This crawl space was having some moisture issues, as seen on the walls and the floor joists in the before picture. Efflorescence, the white chalky substance seen on the foundation walls are a result of water vapor leaking through the porous cinder blocks, where it is most commonly found. The mold on the floor joists can also lead to rot and structural issues, so encapsulating to block out moisture is a good idea. Here we installed CleanSpace walls and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, two products that will guarantee almost any crawlspace that moisture will not be a problem. CleanSpace walls completely seal out water vapor and dirt, while the SaniDry dehumidifier will further prevent moisture in the air. 

Our subfloor drains go right where water is most likely to enter the basement, at the seams of the walls and floor. The TripleSafe contains two discharge lines for more efficiency at discharging water as well.