Crawl Space Vent
The root of all evil: the crawl space vent. Originally thought to help air out the space, these vents do more harm than good by bringing in moisture and cold air in the winter months.
Water Seepage
Water seeping in through the cinderblock foundation of the crawl space is absorbed into the soil, and then is evaporated into the air making it humid.
Falling Insulation
Falling insulation is rarely good news, but in a humid crawl space it's even more dangerous. The organic material is the perfect place for mold to grow, so not only is it failing to insulate the space, it's contributing to the mold problem in the entire home.
Hygrometer
A hygrometer measures the relative humidity in the crawl space. Mold starts to grow at roughly 70% humidity.
CleanSpace
CleanSpace covers the floors and walls in this crawl space providing a durable barrier to moisture.
Extra Insulation
To finish the encapsulation, insulation is filled in the smaller nooks and crannies stopping moisture and air from coming in, even in small amounts.
SaniDry
A dehumidifier in the crawl space is crucial for keeping the air free of moisture, which consequently decreases mold problems. SaniDry drains to the dump pump automatically, so the homeowners won't have to come empty it themselves.
Smart Drain
In the event of a leak, water enters the drain and an alarm sounds. This way the homeowners are alerted to the leak immediately so it can be fixed quickly.
Finished CleanSpace
Ta-da! Not only does CleanSpace make the crawl space look clean, but it will keep it dry for years to come.