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Homeowner Kent W. from Cadiz, KY hadn't been down in his crawl space in years, and quite frankly, he didn't want to be. He knew that his crawl space was in good condition when he bought his home 15 years ago, but recently noticed a stronger smell of mold in his home. He couldn't pinpoint exactly where the smell was coming from but decided to give Healthy Spaces a call to fight the problem. Kent knew that the health and safety of his family was his top priority and would do anything to get this mold controlled.
Design Specialist, Jason Dausmann, came to Kent's home to complete an inspection. Mold remediation would need to be done in the crawl space to make the home healthy again. Our crews came out and did just that. Now, Kent and his family have a healthy home to live in, without worrying about the health risks that come along with the mold.
Your home is your largest investment- financially and emotionally. Fix the problem, like Kent did, before it becomes a nightmare.
Homeowner from Cadiz, KY began noticing cracks in her drywall upstairs. In a certain area of her home, the floors were also bouncy. Healthy SPaces quickly came to the rescue and decided the best plan of action would be to install SmartJacks. The adjustable design of our crawl space jack system means that sagging floors can not only be stabilized; they can also be restored to their original position in many cases. The SmartJack system is the only solution that addresses problem soils during crawl space restabilization!
Hardin, KY homeowner, Jim and his wife were struggling to control mold and odor coming from their basement. The basement seemed constantly wet and they never felt it ever got completely dry. "Damon from Healthy Spaces came out for free and spent over 2 hours discussing issues and solutions with us", says Jim.
Damon and Jim decided the best solution for the home was to install a full-perimeter French drain in the basement. Healthy Spaces has installed thousands of custom drainage systems just like this one in basements and crawlspaces across the area. The systems are comprised of a rugged plastic drainage channel network called WaterGuard. The Waterguard connects to a sump pump system that expels the water far from the basement to keep it dry.
Another successful installation of one of our sump pumps. Here you can see the hole dug and then after the sump pump is placed in the hole and cemented.
This shows what a wall looked like before our team cleaned it up and installed one of our Dry Tracks to help divert moisture toward the sump pump.