Water Damage and Staining on Crawl Space Walls
Even though there isn't standing water in the space at this moment, the discoloration along the bottom third of this interior wall reveals past water influx.
Water Damaged Support Piers in Crawl Space
When water travels through blocks, like those that make up this support pier, a process known as efflorescence can occur. Efflorescence is what happens when water dissolves salts that exist in the blocks and bring them to the surface. While this can just be superficial and leave behind "dust" in the form of the salts, constant water movement can degrade the structure of the blocks.
Wet Crawl Space in Stevensville
Between the water damage on the walls and the debris left behind, it's clear that water travels through this crawl space regularly.
Water Damage on Block Wall and Beams
There is discoloration evident on both the block wall and the overhead beams, which signals standing water and ambient moisture issues.
Wrapping Piers for Increased Protection
In addition to encapsulating the entire crawl space, we wrap the support piers to give them an extra layer of protection from potential ambient moisture.
Clean, Bright Crawl Space with CleanSpace
The bright white vapor barrier not only protects the crawl space from intruding water, it also provides a clean and bright surface in the crawl space rather than murky and dark.