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Mold Problems Photo Album: Dublin, GA Crawlspace Repair: Encapsulation System and Floor Repair

Our team received a call from a homeowner in Dublin, GA who reported problems of damp floor joists, sinking floors, and high moisture levels in their crawlspace foundation. Our inspector conducted a comprehensive inspection and found out that a portion of the subfloor and joists had been severely damaged by excess moisture. In response, we recommended the installation of the CleanSpace Encapsulation System and the replacement of the damaged section of the floor with new treated wood. This solution ensures that the crawlspace remains moisture-free and protected, preventing any further damage to the subfloor and joists.

Before Encapsulation & Wood Repairs

This photo shows the state of the crawl space before our team installed the CleanSpace Encapsulation System and repaired the damaged wood floor. You can see the wooden beams are in poor condition from moisture damage.

Knife Test

In this photo, our inspector performs a knife test on the wood floor to test its structural integrity. The test reveals that the wood is severely damaged due to high moisture levels, highlighting the urgent need for repairs.

During Wood Repair

This photo captures our team in the process of repairing the damaged wood floor in the crawl space. We remove the old, rotten wood and install new treated wood to reinforce the structure and prevent further damage.

After New Floor Installation

This photo shows the new treated wood floor installed in the crawl space. The new floor will provide the necessary support and stability - now protected with the CleanSpace Encapsulation System. Finished flooring can now be installed over the new subfloor & joists

CleanSpace Encapsulation System Installed

This photo displays the encapsulated crawl space after the installation of the CleanSpace Encapsulation System and the repair of the damaged wood floor. The encapsulation system will prevent moisture and water from entering the crawl space that causes damage.

Sump Pump Installed

In this photo, you can see the installed sump pump, which is an essential part of the waterproofing system. The sump pump removes water that seeps into the crawl space and pumps it out of the house, preventing water damage and potential health hazards.