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A homeowner in Crawfordsville, Indiana had a vented, dirt crawl spacing causing cold air to circulate and rise into the home. Our Foreman Yahir and his crew members Victor and Ramon installed SilverGlo thermal wall insulation on the block crawl space walls.
A homeowner in Crawfordsville, Indiana noticed water seeping into his finished basement and soaking the carpet after a recent heavy rain. Our Certified Inspector Terry recommended having an interior floor drainage system installed to help redirect water seepage to a sump pump. Our Foreman Harrison and his crew members Dewey, Brandon, and Juan installed our patented WaterGuard drainage system and a TripleSafe sump pump system.
A homeowner in Crawfordsville, Indiana was concerned about cold floors and comfort in his home during the cold winter months. Our Certified Inspector Terry recommended encapsulating and insulating the crawl space to prevent moisture from passing through the ground and walls. Our Foreman Isaias and his crew members Olvin and Kevin installed SilverGlo thermal insulation and our CleanSpace encapsulation vapor barrier system.
A homeowner in Crawfordsville, Indiana has an old cellar that was prone to water leaking through the floor and walls during a heavy rain. Our Certified Inspector Kadin provided a thorough inspection and recommended an interior drainage system with a sump pump and sealing the crawl space with a moisture barrier. Our Foreman Harrison and his crew members Harry and Brandon installed our panted WaterGuard drainage system around the interior perimeter of the cellar to collect and redirect water seepage to a sump pump located in the lowest point of the cellar. The crew then encapsulated the area with CleanSpace vapor barrier to prevent any moisture from passing through.
A homeowner in Brookston, Indiana had bouncy and unlevel floors in his home. Our Foreman Sai and his crew members Evert, Kevin, and Erick installed 2 SmartJack support posts to stabilize the floors above the crawl space.
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