Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

In Harrison, ID, a homeowner's tranquil life was dismayed by an unwanted guest: persistently damp conditions in their crawl space, vividly captured in the 'before' photo. Understanding the need for a reliable solution, our team at Foundation & Crawl Space Repair of Idaho stepped in. Leveraging our CleanSpace system, we transformed this concerning dampness into a dry, efficient space, wonderfully demonstrated in the 'after' photo. Beyond merely providing a service, we restored peace and protection to this Idaho home, keeping the underlying foundation just as serene and stable as the homeowner's peace of mind.

Before tackling this project in Cataldo, ID, the homeowner faced persistent dampness in their crawl space, a common but troubling issue. As you can see in the before photo, the area was not just unappealing but potentially harmful to the home’s overall health. After engaging with us, we installed our CleanSpace system, specifically designed to address such problems. Notice in the after photo the remarkable transformation – a clean, dry, and protected space. We're proud to deliver this reliable and lasting solution while enhancing the homeowner's peace of mind.

Leaking crawl space. Cleanspace was applied throughout the area. 

This crawl space needed attention. Moisture was seeping into the space and the old black plastic was no longer working as a vapor barrier. A CleanSpace Encapsulation totally transformed this space into a cleaner, drier, and healthier space! CleanSpace is our 20mil thick, 7-layer polyethylene vapor barrier that won't rip or tear. This crawl space is in much better shape and the homeowner can relax knowing his crawl space problems are gone. 

A Coeur D'Alene homeowner has a high-clearance crawlspace that he also uses as storage and a workspace. To minimize the moisture intrusion and also to improve the space in general he was interested in encapsulating the area that was covered in dirt. In addition to the encapsulation, our system design expert also recomended a pump system that would divert any water that entered that space out of a discharge line and away from the property.