The Basement Doctor of Cincinnati Before & After Photos

A Georgetown, Ohio homeowner had concerns about moisture in the crawl space and was interested in encapsulation.  He met with Steve, a Certified Inspector, who recommended a CleanSpace encapsulation system with drainage matting underneath, SilverGlo insulation panels, rim tight joist insulation, and a SmartSump sump pump installed to resolve this problem for the homeowner. In these pictures you can see the before and after of this crawl space.  Before, the crawl space had little to no protection from moisture seeping into the crawl space.  Now with the CleanSpace encapsulation system, the crawl space has a vapor and mold proof liner, and the SmartSump will drain any water that seeps under the CleanSpace liner out of the crawl space.  

We installed a CleanSpace encapsulation system in Xenia, Ohio. The crawl space had some pink fiberglass insulation that had fallen down, and there was no vapor barrier installed. A vapor barrier is important to keep moisture from entering the crawl space. Moisture in a crawl space can cause mold, musty odors, and wood rot.  

This homeowner called us because they noticed horizontal cracks in their foundation walls and they noticed that the walls were bowing in more and more over time. They knew they were going to need some reinforcing to protect their home, so they called us. We installed our steel zinc-coated PowerBraces on all the walls that were bowing in. PowerBraces are great because they are designed to not only realign the walls over time, but they also protect floor joists from damage, unlike other steel beams other contractors may install.

This homeowners driveway had some settling issues where the separate concrete slabs started to sink into the ground at different levels. This uneven surface was a problem for the homeowners, who had to watch their step everytime they got in and out of their car. After doing some research and giving us a call for a free estimate to fix their problem, we happily agreed to fix their concrete. We carefully injected calculated amounts of PolyLevel foam underneath the slabs, which filled the voids under them and raised them out very evenly. We then sealed the gaps in the concrete with our NexusPro caulking.  The homeowners were very happy with the process and the final result. 

This pretty home had a concrete driveway/sidewalk that was falling apart. We put it back together with PolyLeveling foam and NexusPro sealant.