Photo Album: Crawl Space Repair in Snellville, GA

After finding Atlanta Basement Systems on Facebook, a local homeowner scheduled a free crawl space repair inspection and quote. Soon after purchasing the home, they realized the crawl space needed to be fixed.   A  Atlanta Basement Systems crawl space repair inspector assessed the crawl space issues. The previous owners of the home had encapsulated the crawl space with products and materials that were not effective. The humidity levels were high and the crawl space was damp. When the crawl space inspection was complete, the problems were diagnosed and the homeowner was provided with a permanent solution. This would ensure a dry, healthy, and clean crawl space.   Foreman, Andre L. and his production crew first removed the existing vapor barrier and sump pump system. Then, Drainage Matting was installed throughout the crawl space floor to create a drainage space under a new vapor barrier system. A TripleSafe Sump Pump replaced the existing system that was not working. Since there had already been a discharge line to remove the collected water, the crew attached that line to the TripleSafe. Once the sump pump system was installed, the crew would then install CleanSpace Crawl Space Vapor Barrier. This system is fastened to the crawl space walls and over top of the drain mat on the crawl space floor. CleanSpace will prevent groundwater seepage and foundation wall leaks from entering the crawl space.   Lastly, a SaniDry Sedona Crawl Space Dehumidification System was installed. This system kept humidity levels low and the air dry. A condensation pump was attached to the dehumidifier and into the TripleSafe Sump Pump. A notable feature of the Sedona, its self-drainage mechanism. Water that is removed from the air will flow through the condensation pump line, into the TripleSafe, and out of the home through the exterior discharge line. By encapsulating your crawl space, you get a dry, clean space that you can use for storage and keep a healthy home!