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Crawl Space Repair in Brigantine, NJ
In Brigantine, NJ, a homeowner reached out to us with a crawl space exposed to the harsh elements–as seen in the before photo, it was unsealed. Stepping in, we applied our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System, encapsulating the area to shield it from moisture, critters, and decay. The after photo showcases a protected space, assuring a worry-free future for the homeowner.
Crawl Space Encapsulation in Brigantine, NJ
A homeowner in Brigantine, NJ, struggled with moisture issues in their crawl space and an outdated, inefficient crawl space entrance. We replaced the old door with a new egress door and installed CleanSpace vapor barrier along with SilverGlo insulation, ensuring moisture control, improved energy efficiency, and long-lasting protection.
Crawl Space Encapsulation in Brigantine, NJ
In Brigantine, NJ, the homeowner wanted a safer, more efficient crawl space. We installed CleanSpace, SilverGlo insulation, and a SaniDry Sedona to control moisture and improve air quality. The crawl space is now bright, dry, and energy-efficient.
Crawl Space Encapsulation in Brigantine, NJ
Sagging floors and shifting door frames became a huge problem for this Brigantine homeowner, while lurking moisture issues in the crawl space added further concern. Taking on both the seen and unseen challenges, we stepped in with a suite of solutions. SmartJack to the rescue for structure, CleanSpace and SilverGlo for moisture and insulation, topped off with SaniDry Sedona for air quality. Notice in the photos the night-and-day difference? That’s the power of addressing problems comprehensively with Quality 1st!
Crawl Space Encapsulation System Installed in Verona, NJ
The crawl space and basement of this Verona, NJ were damp and humid. Quality 1st Basement Systems treated the crawl space with the CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system. CleanSpace is a plastic vapor barrier that seals off the inside air from the porout concrete and damp dirt floors. Because moisture is no longer able to enter the crawl space through the dirt floor or concrete walls, the crawl space is no longer a mold prone area. The homeowners are very happy with their new crawl space and have noticed the change in their home and utility bills!
