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CleanSpace Liner Installed in Columbia, SC Crawlspace

CleanSpace Liner Installed in Columbia, SC Crawlspace

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CleanSpace Liner Installed in Columbia, SC Crawlspace CleanSpace Liner Installed in Columbia, SC Crawlspace

Having a crawlspace encapsulated is almost always a good idea, even if you aren't having problems at the moment. Getting a crawlspace encapsulated not only keeps water from getting into the crawlspace, but has a number of other benefits. Some of the others include; no more swelling or cracking floors, savings on heating and air, and easier access to crawlspace.

This homeowner in Columbia, SC was having some work done on in their basement, which was attached to the crawlspace of the home. The owner wanted to make sure that the crawlspace wouldn't end up affecting their basement later on, so they decided to give our company a call to have the crawlspace encapsulated!

The difference that our CleanSpace liner made was incredible. It completely transformed the look and function of the crawlspace. The crawlspace is now a much better looking area, where the homeowner no longer has to worry about any problems that could have arisen from having an unencapsulated crawlspace.

Low Clearance Columbia, SC Crawlspace with Water Intrusion Problems Has CleanSpace Liner Installed

Low Clearance Columbia, SC Crawlspace with Water Intrusion Problems Has CleanSpace Liner Installed

Before After
Low Clearance Columbia, SC Crawlspace with Water Intrusion Problems Has CleanSpace Liner Installed Low Clearance Columbia, SC Crawlspace with Water Intrusion Problems Has CleanSpace Liner Installed

Mold and mildew can be a pretty serious issue, especially when under a home. Due to the Stack Effect, up to 50% of the air on the first floor of a home can be air from the basement or crawlspace. This means that any harmful allergens, such as mold particles can be constantly circulating throughout your home. 

This happened to be the case with this home in Columbia, South Carolina. This crawlspace was very low to the ground which made traversing and inspecting the area much more difficult. However when our System Design Specialist went under the home, he found high humidity levels throughout the crawlspace. In some area, on the floor joists, there was even mold growing. 

After learning about these issues, which they suspected, the homeowners decided have the work done that was quoted by our Specialist. This included drainage matting, 3-inch drain tile, CleanSpace, a TripleSafe sump pump system, and a dehumidifier. All of these products work together to ensure that water stays out of the crawlspace and the humidity levels stay below the point where mold can grow. The difference between the crawlspace before and after our crew installed our system is incredible!

Old Sump Pump vs. New SuperSump Installed in Columbia, SC Basement

Old Sump Pump vs. New SuperSump Installed in Columbia, SC Basement

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This basement was in pretty rough shape overall, but their sump pump definitely needed an upgrade. This is a pretty traditional, although outdated, way to install a sump pump inside a home. The first photo is, of course, the old sump pump that was in the home before we were able to come in and upgrade the system. The second photo shows the sump pump installation in progress.

This is an open-air container that hopes to collect any water that flows down to it, but has no real drainage to it. Once the water gets to a certain level, the pump turns on and removes the water. However, while waiting for the water to get to that level, the water is evaporating and getting into the air, and eventually will start to get into the drywall and anything else that is porous. This is extremely unhealthy, which was why the homeowner decided to go with our new SuperSump pump system.

The new sump pump is much better and more effective than the owner's old one. First off, it is completely sealed, meaning that once the water is inside the sump basin, it won't be evaporating into the basement. Another extremely important factor is that there is drainage that runs to the sump pump. Rather than just sit in the room, letting water slowly drain over the floor, the sump is connecting to WaterGuard which goes around the perimeter of the basement. This means that the water is not even getting a chance to be in the basement, it is immediately being picked up by the WaterGuard to drained down to the sump pump.

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If your home is facing issues such as a settling foundation, wet basement, or damp and moldy crawl space, then you've come to the right place. For over 30 years All-Dry of the Carolinas has been solving basement, crawl space and foundation issues for homeowners throughout Richland County,SC and the surrounding area. As the exclusive dealer in Richland County for both the Basement Systems Network and Foundation Supportworks Network, we're equipped with innovative products and solutions that are designed to keep your home safe and dry.

You can rest easy knowing that we adhere to the highest industry standards paired with a proven history of providing unmatched solutions for residential and commercial property owners alike. All of our crews are highly trained to use a variety of products and identify the issues that are hampering the health of your home. Above all else, our goal is to build long-term relationships with our clients and leave you feeling completely satisfied. We are a proud member of the Upstate South Carolina Better Business Bureau and Western North Carolina Better Business Bureau, and a five-time winner of the Gold Star Award. If you're interested in any of our services, contact us today for a free, no obligation estimate! 

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If you are looking for a permanent solution for your wet basement or damp crawl space we can help! We can show you how to keep your Richland County basement dry and your humidity in control, protecting your home from water damage, mold, and rot. Our installation crews work with innovative Basement Systems® products, which have a nationwide track record of keeping basements dry for over 20 years. Our systems include high-quality sump pumps and new french drain systems for your home - we also offer a full line of other products to help you upgrade your space. No matter the problem your basement is facing - we have the solution! 

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If your home is facing foundation issues, our team of professionally trained, in-house repair experts have the solution. While a foundation problem may seem extreme, our team can help you identify the issue before it advances and becomes too costly. As a member of the Foundation Supportworks, Inc., our company has access to a variety of innovative products that have been carefully designed, tested, and patented by the FSI's in-house structural and geotechnical engineers. From wall anchors and I-beam braces to Slab Piers and Crawl Space Jack Posts, we can handle any issue and provide you with an accurate diagnosis and path for repair. 

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Crawl Space Vapor Barrier Installation in Irmo, SC

This crawlspace in Irmo needed some work done when the homeowner noticed pools of water throughout the underside of her home. This is obviously an issue itself but can cause even bigger problems, like a mold or mildew infestation. Fortunately for Sue, she noticed this issue before it got too bad. One of these water pools can be seen in the first picture below.

This was a very simple solution for this homeowner, mainly only needing CleanSpace, drain tile, and a sump pump. Between these three items, at least for this crawlspace, all were able to get the job done. There were some other products installed, but these were the main three. The drain tile helps to drain the water towards the sump pump, which then pumps all of the water outside the home, in this case almost to the street. The CleanSpace is really the most important product though, it is what really provides a barrier between the crawlspace and the ground.

Sue will never have to worry about her crawlspace giving her any more troubles. Not only did she have the system installed by experts who have been doing this for several years, but the warranties on our products are great!

If you're in Irmo and you're having problems with your crawlspace, basement, or foundation, please call us!

 

 

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Water Intrusion in Irmo, SC Leads to CleanSpace Encapsulation

This homeowner had a few puddles of water in their crawlspace from water coming through the ground. This crawlspace was not soaked in water, but it was getting enough water that this was not just a passive issue. The homeowner called after they noticed a few small pools of water, like the one shown in the first photo. They knew that this was not normal, so they looked around on the Internet, which ended up leading them to us. 

Fortunately, we were not too far away from this home and were able to send out a Systems Design Specialist in just a couple of days! He was able to assess the situation of the home and determine a solution that would help this homeowner feel safe and comfortable in their home. The Specialist's recommendation for this home included CleanSpace, 3-inch drain tile, drainage matting, and a SuperSump pump. 

The crew started out by removing debris (which includes the old crawlspace liner that can be seen in the first couple photos), as well as to begin grading the ground. This is to help with drainage under the home. After that, the crew started digging a trench around the perimeter of the basement, as well as a hole for the sump pump. Once the digging was done, the crew installed both the drain tile and the SuperSump. There were a few smaller things that were done, but the last big part of the project was to lay out the CleanSpace Liner and seal everything up. This is one of the most important parts because it keeps moisture from coming around the edges of the CleanSpace.

If you are around the Irmo area and think you may be having moisture problems in your basement or crawlspace, or are having foundation issues, please contact us by either calling us at 1-833-567-3972 or filling out a free estimate form!

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Water in Crawlspace Leads to CleanSpace Encapsulation of Blythewood, SC Crawlspace

This crawlspace was in pretty rough shape after dealing with high moisture and relative humidity levels for awhile. This moisture began to allow mold to grow on some of the floor joists and insulation in the crawlspace. This was a pretty serious issue that needed to be dealt with sooner, rather than later. Our Systems Design Specialist, Alex Rogers, went out to this home to see what he could do for the homeowner.

The first couple of pictures show what the crawlspace looked like when Alex went out to the home for the first time. As you can see, the crawlspace was in pretty bad shape, with mold growing on the floor joists and some of the insulation. You can also see in the second photo that the area looks washed out, meaning that there was a significant amount of water that was in the crawlspace at some point. Alex's solution included CleanSpace, a SuperSump pump system, and a SaniDry dehumidifier.

The crew started with pulling out some of the problem insulation and cleaned up some of the floor joists with mold on them. Then the crew dug a hole for the SuperSump to be installed. After this they moved on to the CleanSpace liner, which can be seen in the last two photos. The CleanSpace covers all of the ground, and almost all of the wall, besides a small strip at the very top. Once the CleanSpace was down, the only thing left to be installed was the SaniDry dehumidifier. This helps to keep the relative humidity level of the crawlspace down, which keeps mold from growing.

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High Moisture Level in Brevard, NC Leads to Installation of the CleanSpace Encapsulation System

Moisture under a home is something that many homeowners have to deal with. People don't realize how widespread of an issue this is, mainly because they aren't sure exactly what a crawlspace should look and feel like. There is a lot more science behind crawlspaces, basements, and homes in general than you could imagine. Changing one thing in the crawlspace may not only affect the crawlspace but the entire home. This is what our system takes advantage of. 

This particular homeowner thought that there was too much moisture in the crawlspace of the home and decided to look into solutions for it. Through some online research, they were able to find us and wanted to have one of our System Design Specialists come to visit the home. We sent our Specialist out soon after they called in to schedule an appointment, and figured out what the best option would be for this homeowner. The Specialist suggested that the homeowner have CleanSpace installed as well as a dehumidifier.

The next step was for the crew to head out to the home and start the installation of the CleanSpace liner. While there weren't many products to install in this crawlspace, the area was quite large, so the crew had a big task ahead of them. Fortunately, they were able to start working through laying out the CleanSpace and get into a rhythm of installing it. After the CleanSpace was installed and properly sealed up by the crew, the last thing that they had to do was to install the dehumidifier in the crawlspace. The dehumidifier is installed in order to keep the humidity level of the crawlspace below the point where mold is able to grow. 

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Tight Crawlspace in Columbia, SC with High Humidity Level Has CleanSpace Encapsulation System Installed

Working in the crawlspace industry for decades has allowed each member our company to see a variety of different crawlspaces. Some are tall enough where you can walk and some aren't even big enough to turn from your stomach to your back. This crawlspace in Columbia, South Carolina was definitely was on the shorter side, allowing just enough room in some areas to crawl beneath the floor joists. 

 When our System Design Specialist went out to the home to assess the situation in the crawlspace, he found out how serious the issue was. When the homeowner initially called in, they reported that during heavy rains they would get 2-3 feet of water in the taller part of the crawlspace. Our Specialist almost immediately finding signs of this, one of the main ones being mold and mildew growth under the home. This crawlspace definitely needed a long-term solution to prevent this from happening over and over again. Our Design Specialist came up with a proposal on the spot for a system that would keep this homeowner from having to worry about any more water intrusion issues.

The system that was proposed included drainage matting, 3-inch drain tile, CleanSpace liner, a TripleSafe sump system, and a dehumidifier. These products all work together to provide a system that effectively keeps the water out of the crawlspace and keeps the humidity in the crawlspace below the point where mold can grow. Even in this very tight area our crew was able to properly seal everything up and leave this homeowner not having to worry about a thing! 

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Columbia, SC Home Receives Push Piers to Fix Stair Step Cracks in Exterior

Although wall cracks can be unsightly and potentially damaging to a home, a lot of people will put off finding a solution to the problem in favor of ignoring it all together. However, it never does the home or the homeowners any good. When they do decide to give us a call, the problem has progressed into a major issue, but we’re usually still more than happy to deal with it.

This homeowner was one of the early birds. They noticed the cracks in the outside wall of the house and decided to give us a call. As seen in the pictures, these stair step cracks are usually the result of the foundation settling. As time moves on, these cracks widen, making spaces wide enough for small vermin and insects to slip through.

The last few photos show where our crew installed the Push Piers which are made of steel. These piers permanently stabilize the home’s foundation and, in many cases, this solution can also lift a home back toward level, closing cracks and improving the operation of doors and windows. This installation does not require the use of heavy equipment, but it reaches greater depths than most other options.  It also, despite traveling so deep, requires minimal space to install and there’s very little disturbance on the property.

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Columbia, SC Crawlspace in Need of CleanSpace barrier

This home in Columbia, SC had a crawlspace with a lot of issues. While many crawlspaces boast dirt floors, the dirt floors are usually the reason for much of the moisture issues. Without a plastic covering of some sort to trap the water vapor, it will rise right out of the dirt and into the crawlspace as well as the rest of the home. When that water vapor turns to water, you’ve gotten yourself a brand new puddle. The best way to handle this issue is to put down an impermeable material, specially designed for this purpose.

That’s where All-Dry of the Carolinas comes into play. 

Our Design Specialist spoke with the homeowner, deduced the problem, and prescribed CleanSpace. CleanSpace, of course, is a 20 mils thick, reinforced plastic liner we use to cover crawlspace floors. The CleanSpace, for added coverage, is also sealed to the surrounding walls using a variety of methods designed to keep the material in place. This material is the ultimate product to keep that water vapor from rising up out of the soil and into your home.

Notice the difference? Not only is the water vapor problem solved, but the CleanSpace also transforms the crawlspace into a brighter, more aesthetically pleasing area. This homeowner no longer has to decide which pants they'll have to ruin climbing down in here. Now, they could move around easily without risking their Sunday's Best.

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Columbia, SC Crawlspace Goes Out with the Old Insulation and Back in with the New CleanSpace

Crawlspaces can be a haven of humidity, a home for mold growth, and the heavyweight champion of “you don’t want to go down there.” Depending on the overall size and the items you have in it, crawlspaces can leave anyone feeling a little claustrophobic. This Columbia, SC crawlspace was no different. It was filled with hanging wires, falling insulation, and creeping crawlspace liners. And, despite all of these elements, the home was experiencing major moisture issues.

None of the installed items were actually doing their job. When the homeowner finally decided to give us a call, we were a little surprised at the state of it. But, it was nothing we couldn’t handle.

Our Design Specialist set to work, drawing up a sketch of the crawlspace and mapping out where everything would go.

In the end, this Columbia home needed our CleanSpace liner (to replace the loose, useless liner already torn and present), the Santa Fe dehumidifier to remove the moisture from the air, a SmartSump sump pump, and SilverGlo (our answer to the flimsy, moisture ridden insulation). Once our crew pulled out all of that old insulation and liner, space was practically transformed.

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Blythewood, SC Huge Crawlspace Receives CleanSpace Liner

Even large crawlspaces are not exempt from the moisture rule. The larger the crawlspace, the more likely it is to cause problems for the Blythewood, South Carolina home. To make matters worse, this crawlspace was huge. The main issue the customer reported was water dripping into the crawlspace. Now, the homeowner had no idea where it was coming from, but they did know that it was causing the humidity levels in the crawlspace to rise exponentially.

After months of fighting this problem personally, they decided to give All-Dry of the Carolinas a call. We set up a free estimate and came out to inspect the place. Our Design Specialist, Alex Rogers, completely swept the crawlspace. Looking under every nook and cranny, he was able to take photos and find the location of the dripping water. After he was finished, he sat the homeowners down and discussed their next steps. Mr. Rogers quoted a condensate pump, a Santa Fe Edge II, and our patented CleanSpace liner. In the photos here, we’ve proudly displayed our CleanSpace.

There’s no other way to describe this liner other than to call it transformative. It’s a thick, white material that is reinforced so it will not rip or tear. We wrap every support as well as the walls in the crawlspace. This prevents any water from creeping in through the porous brick. All in all, the combination of these items was able to solve the water problem. The homeowners undoubtedly agree.

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Water Pouring Through Walls in Columbia, SC Basement

 Since air flows into the upper levels of your home from the basement, it brings the humidity from the basement with it. The effects on your home can include dust mites, swollen doors and windows, and buckling hardwood floors. As you can see, this Columbia, South Carolina basement has more than its fair share of moisture. For years, this home suffered from water intrusion. During the most intense rains, the home fared the worst. However, they would get water even when the rain was light. At several stages the owners attempted to waterproof the basement. Regardless, none of those attempts ever lasted very long. The owners wanted a more permanent, reliable solution.

That is what led them to contact All-Dry of the Carolinas. The owners wanted a solution that was both cost-effective and long-lasting. Our Design Specialist surveyed the home and gave them just that. Mr. Alex Rogers ventured out to the home and gave a full analysis of the basement for free. His proposal included units of our WaterGuard piping system, a SuperSump pump, and a LawnScape Well.

These products were chosen to capture the water as it leaks through the porous walls. The WaterGuard, which is installed along the basement perimeter, allows water past its wall flanges. These flanges allow in water, but not debris. From the WaterGuard, the water flows into the SuperSump and is pumped through the LawnScape Well outside.

Our crew led by Foreman Jose Najera completed this installation. The customer gave us back a glowing report on their professionalism and steadfast work. It was all in all a team effort. The homeowners were over joyed at its completion and All-Dry was satisfied with a job well done.

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Damp Crawlspace in Columbia, SC Receives Perfect Fix

Water is essential for all life. Unfortunately, water in the crawlspace is simply disastrous. Essentially, it’s the worst possible outcome for a crawlspace. If your crawlspace has managed to acquire a swampy floor that just means that the humidity in the crawlspace has surpassed 100%. When that happens, you get water. You get a lot of water.

This Columbia, South Carolina crawlspace was the prime example of that.  The insulation experienced this first hand. The fiberglass insulation quickly became damp in the space and fell down. It became little more than decoration in this way. The liner the owners had installed wasn’t very helpful either. It only partially covered the dirt floor, exposing the crawlspace to water vapor. Ultimately, nothing helped deduce the enormous amount of water in the crawlspace. At their wits end, they decided to reach out to the professionals: All-Dry of the Carolinas.

We were able to send out one of our Design Specialists to perform the free estimate. They concluded that the installation of a CleanSpace liner, SmartSump pump, and dehumidifier would provide the perfect solution. Jose Najera led the installation and emerged with the final product looking neat and tidy. The difference between the before and after is stark. For more information on this project and more, browse our job stories.

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WaterGuard installed in Columbia, SC basement

This basement in Columbia, SC was taking on water. Our All-Dry of the Carolinas team installed at WaterGuard. A water guard is a system that intercepts the water at the perimeter of the basement and drains it unseen and safely into the SumpPump where it is then flushed from the basement. WaterGuard is different because it is designed to not sit in dirt like most draining systems do. There is a special wall flange that creates space between the floor and wall allowing wall seepage to drain through the WaterGuard while keeping it away from the dirt. Since this type of drainage is separated from dirt, the chances of it clogging are nearly impossible!

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WaterGuard installed in Columbia, SC

This basement in Columbia, SC was taking on water. Our All-Dry of the Carolinas team installed at WaterGuard. A water guard is a system that intercepts the water at the perimeter of the basement and drains it unseen and safely into the SumpPump where it is then flushed from the basement. WaterGuard is different because it is designed to not sit in dirt like most draining systems do. There is a special wall flange that creates space between the floor and wall allowing wall seepage to drain through the WaterGuard while keeping it away from the dirt. Since this type of drainage is separated from dirt, the chances of it clogging are nearly impossible!

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Total Encapsulation in Columbia, SC

Our All-Dry of the Carolinas team was able to solve this problem by using a series of our watering proofing technology. Our crew installed a CleanSpace liner, sump pump, and dehumidifier. When encapsulating the crawlspace with CleanSpace, it seals the area to keep moisture from creeping up from the ground and causing damage to your foundation.   A dehumidifier was placed in the crawlspace as a solution to the humidity that is produced from the pipes under your house. A SumpPump is to flush out entering water and excess water from the dehumidifier from the crawlspace. Together with all these tools, the crawlspace is completely protected from moisture.

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