Spray Foam In Tight Areas
Spray foam has the ability to be installed in tight areas behind piping or electrical units.
Spray Foam and Joists
Spray foam keeps warm air inside during winter months and outdoor moisture out during summer months.
Drainage Matting
Drainage matting is applied to let water escape under our CleanSpace® waterproofing system.
Wood Is Beginning To Rot
This crawl space has moisture issues and mold growing on the wood. This leads to rotting over time.
Before Photo of Unfinished Crawl Space
This crawlspace needs to have the dirt leveled, a waterproofing system installed, and proper insulation along its perimeter walls.
Mold and Water Damage
This photo illustrates the level of water damage this crawl space is experiencing. Mold can be seen on the joists and moisture on the cinder blocks.
Spray Foam and Rim Joists
Spray foam is a great solution to insulate rim joists.
Spray Foam and CleanSpace®
Spray foam and CleanSpace® work well together to insulate and waterproof.
Spray Foam and CleanSpace® Waterproofing System
Spray foam can be applied along the perimeter of the CleanSpace® system to seal and insulate.
Spray Foam and Piping
Spray foam works well with piping and existing structural components. There is no need to move piping to insulate with spray foam.
Closed Cell Spray Foam
Closed cell spray foam stops outdoor air from entering a crawl space.
CleanSpace® Install Shot
CleanSpace® is installed on top of drainage matting to move any water out of the crawlspace.
Moisture On Rim Joists
This photo shows moisture on areas where the rim joist is allowing outside air to enter. Closed cell spray foam will stop humid air from entering the crawl space.
Mold Example
This photo shows layers of mold sitting on wood in the crawl space.
Drainage Matting Installed
Drainage matting is installed before CleanSpace® to create a path for water to escape from the crawlspace.