Professional Basement Waterproofing & Sump Pump Installation in Clinton, WA

Clean out under house. And insulate. Close off and encapsate.

My 1970s house needs the crawl space upgraded both from the flooring (upside w fiberglass insulation), and the old vapor barrier replaced (plastic). Mold is present. Rodents are not.

We have a 960 square foot crawlspace that needs vapor barrier replaced. There is mold on some of the floor joists and at times can smell it inside the house. The fiberglass insulation is falling. When we purchased the house there hadn't been a gutter on the front of the house and there was a leak in the laundry. Those issues have been addressed. We are looking for a reinsulation of rather crawl space, mold clean up, encapulation and possibly a dehumidifier.

Looking to finish our basement, but foundation walls have a high moisture level. No problem with actual water in its liquid form, but definitely high humidity. I'm thinking some of your closed-cell wall panels, combined with a good dehumidifier would probably do the trick.

Need someone to go under house and check visqueen and dampness. Noticed smell of mildew and hasn't been checked in some time. Large access entrance in closet.

How to stop water from entering basement. Would like to know my options

Standing water under house.

The cabin (900 sq ft) is located in the Sandy Hook Community. The cabin is on pillar blocks. A cement foundation about, a foot wide, around the periphery it is cracked length wise in 2 places. I could send you photos tomorrow of the issue. as we will be there tomorrow. Thank you, Carl

Buyers inspection report showed in crawl space deteriorated wood, post loose and wrong use of concrete pier pad. Also, insulation needs repair due to rodent activity.

I am building a new house with a crawl space. It is 1200 sq ft. What would you recommend for crawl space ventilation? I don't like the idea of bringing wet air under the floor. Thanks, John

We have a couple cracks in the foundation that need to be estimated.

A vapor barrier was recommended when we bought our home a couple of years ago.

I moved into a new home about a year and a half ago. There were some drainage issues in the crawl space at the time of purchase which were addressed and supposedly corrected, but I would just like to have an assessment to see if everything looks ok down there.

Getting flood insurance and need to add 4 crawl space vents. Need to get it done this week or early next.

My house is newly remodeled, and we're having problems with the wood floor cupping. I had a certified flooring inspection and the inspector said that the crawlspace humidity is very high. When I bought the house the crawlspace was enclosed, but as part of the remodeling process they added vents. After doing my own research on enclosed vs vented crawlspaces I think this is part of the problem. I want to get a bid on sealing up the vents and adding a dehumidifier. Is it possible to install some kind of an alarm system on the unit to let you know if it fails? All of the duct work is new but I want it inspected to make sure it's properly sealed, so I can be sure that it isn't carrying the crawlspace nastiness up into the house. I'm not sure if there is a vapor barrier on the floors and walls but the floor was also insulated as part of the construction process, though from what I've been reading a vented crawlspace and insulated floor can cause condensation and mold issues. I'd like to make an appt ASAP as the cupping floors will likely get worse until the crawlspace issue is solved. I believe the crawlspace area is somewhere between 1500 and 2000 sq ft. Thanks!

Need crawl space cleaned and insulation installed. Very small house approximately 650 sf