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Crawl Space Repair Photo Album: Crawl Space Waterproofing Solution In Cape May, NJ

In Cape May, NJ a homeowner recently observed increasingly high levels of moisture in their crawl space, an issue that had led to concerns about structural decay and potential mold-growth, prompting them to seek out a professional solution from Quality 1st. After taking a closer look at the state of the crawl space, our team was successfully able to pinpoint the exact source of the moisture intrusion, allowing us to create a customized waterproofing solution that involved the installation of our patented Drainage Matting, SilverGlo Insulation Panels, CleanSpace Vent Covers, and our high-performance SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier.

Wet Crawl Space Conditions

Excessive moisture intrusion and poor ventilation caused this homeowner's crawl space to become severely damp. Groundwater seepage, high humidity, and inadequate drainage created the perfect environment for condensation buildup, wood rot, and mold growth beneath the home.

Drainage Matting

Our crew installed Drainage Matting to create a channeling system that directs groundwater away from the crawl space floor. This helps prevent standing water and moisture accumulation, reducing the risk of structural damage and mold growth.

SilverGlo Insulation Panels

SilverGlo Insulation Panels were added to improve thermal performance and reduce moisture condensation on crawl space walls. Their reflective surface helps regulate temperature and protect against dampness, enhancing overall crawl space comfort and energy efficiency.

SaniDry Sedona

To control humidity levels and eliminate excess moisture, we installed our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. This high-efficiency unit continuously removes dampness from the air, preventing mold growth and promoting a healthier crawl space environment.

Vent Covers

CleanSpace Vent Covers were installed to seal crawl space vents from outside air, pests, and debris while maintaining proper airflow. This prevents moisture-laden air from entering the space, helping to keep the crawl space dry and protected from water intrusion.