Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Recently, this Dundalk, MD, homeowner was experiencing ongoing water seepage in their crawl space, raising concerns about potential moisture damage and the growth of mold. The persistent dampness had already begun to create an unhealthy environment, with signs of mold and mildew becoming visible. Recognizing the need for a reliable solution, the homeowner reached out to Quality 1st for help in protecting their home from further damage and health risks. Our team responded quickly, performing a thorough inspection of the crawl space to assess the severity of the issue.

After our evaluation, we recommended installing our patented CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System to completely seal the crawl space from moisture. This high-performance system effectively blocked water vapor and reduced humidity levels, preventing future water intrusion and mold growth. The installation of the CleanSpace liner transformed the crawl space into a dry, clean, and healthy space, free from the moisture-related problems that had been plaguing the home.

With this durable solution in place, the homeowner gained total peace of mind, knowing their crawl space, and their home, was now protected from the long-term effects of water damage and mold.

This homeowner was remodeling their basement and noticed water spots on their cement wall. We installed our CleanSpace Wall System working as a vapor barrier to protect from moisture, mold or rot. We also included our WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system that is designed to capture water seepage through the walls.

In this crawl space in Arnold, MD, the homeowner noticed mold growth on the walls, and moisture coming out of the access panel. The homeowner called us to encapsulate the space by installing our CleanSpace Encapsulation System. This will completely transform the problem space into a clean, dry space for storage. Lastly, we installed new vent covers that will seal the opening and prevent debris, mold, or insects.

At this Annapolis home, this returning customer needed a vent over for the crawl space entrance. We dug out the old entryway of dirt and old wooden boards to replace with a new wood barrier, and then filled it in with stone instead of dirt. Our team then installed the vent cover over the opening of the crawl space, which is a durable plastic plate that will never rust, rot, or need paint.  

At Quality 1st, we recently tackled a challenge faced by a homeowner in Annapolis, MD, who was dealing with an old and decaying vapor barrier in their crawl space. The dirt floor beneath their home was not only a concern for the integrity of their property but also for their health, as damp crawl spaces can lead to mold and poor air quality inside the home. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, where a thorough examination revealed the issues at hand. We proposed installing our CleanSpace liner along with a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to completely encapsulate the crawl space, prevent moisture entry, and ensure the air remained dry and healthy.