Moisture From the Ground
Exposed earth contributes a lot of water vapor into the crawl space air. The earth is damp, and as the damp soil dries beneath the home, the water vapor moves upward. Groundwater leakage lies in a crawl space, slowly evaporating into the house.
Why You Should Fix Your Mold Problem
No form or quantity of mold is safe or ever welcomed into a home. It's not good for anyone, especially young children and the elderly because they are more susceptible. Ultimately, the mold will end up ruining your home, your health, and your family's well being.
Debris Removal
After the current debris is removed and the crawl space is finished, these homeowners will have the perfect place to store some of their belongings. Since it's dry and lined, they won't have to worry about them getting wet either.
Out With the Old
This home had a polyethylene ground cover- but, it had holes in it and wasn't sealed at the perimeter up the walls. This caused the ground to get wet and extra moisture was welcomed.
A Makeshift Crawl Space Door
This door doesn't seal the outside air from entering which results in a damp, moisture-filled crawl space.
Drainage Matting
Drainage matting was laid under the 6mil plastic to ensure that any water that comes through will go to the sump pump. It creates an air space through so water can flow freely.
The Final Touch
A snug-fitting plastic door stops air and moisture from entering. This door won't warp, rot, or need paint.
The Finsihed Result
Nothing makes a homeowner as happy as a dry clean space after dealing with mold and musty smells for as long as they can remember.