Mold Problems Before & After Photos

This home in Poplarville, MS was set on part slab and part conventional foundation. The middle of the home was on top of a crawlspace that was having significant moisture issues. It was apparent in the wooden subfloor that the moisture was causing mold to grow.

Thankfully, our team was able to treat the mold and install our waterproofing system under the home. This will help keep the wood safe and strong, and dry out the crawlspace.

This crawlspace had a very serious mold problem and called our team to help. 

Our production crew knocked it out of the park. Just look at that before and after! 

Our LumberKote polymer sealer is designed to protect your joists and sub-floor system from excessive moisture. This product will keep your home's framing from growing mold and rotting out from under you. It's the first non-toxic sealer in the market! Once dried, LumberKote forms a resilient and hardy micro-film that protects your wood from moisture problems, saving you money down the road. This homeowner wasn't ready for a full encapsulation, and opted to just have our LumberKote sealer installed. Once sprayed, the LumberKote dries with a satin, semi-transparent orange finish. It's a MUST product for every conventional foundation!

This homeowner in Louisiana called us because they were having some moisture issues in the crawlspace, causing their floors to buckle and their subfloor to rot. 

This home in Louisiana was having mold and moisture problems in the crawlspace due to insulation holding water. Like a sponge, insulation will absorb water and hold on to it, nestling it close to the subfloor and joists. This leads to a bigger issue because wood + water = rot. Having a dry crawlspace is necessary to maintaining the life of your home. Once we removed the problematic insulation, we encapsulated the space leaving no room for moisture to creep in. Not only does our system free the crawlspace up to stay healthy, it also insulates it by completely sealing off every opening and crevice. So the need for insulation is now obsolete.