Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

This Odon homeowner purchased this home and was previously told that there was waterproofing around the perimeter of the home. They would continue to get small amounts of water in the basement until they removed the downspouts from going into the ground. That solved the water issue but now their basement continued to have that smell. They decided that they needed to give Healthy Spaces a call to solve the problem.

Our System Design Specialist, Damon Cheatham, quickly came to evaluate the situation. He concluded that the crawlspace would need SilverGlo, a CleanSpace liner, and a SandiDry. 

SilverGlo Crawl Space Wall Insulation is able to resist heat conduction and boast a radiant barrier, which reflects heat back into their crawl space for ultimate energy savings. 

Next, we installed our CleanSpace liner on top of the SilverGlo. This 20-mil poly-reinforced crawl space liner prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through. Keeping their crawl space dry, and free from mold and rot.

With a plan set, our production team came to the home to start the project.

This is a current project that our crawlspace installation team is working on today. They are completing a crawlspace encapsulation on a home with an old style vapor barrier and have just completed installing SilverGlo over the foundation walls to help the crawlspace be more energy efficient. Once the SilverGlo is installed, they will be removing the black plastic and putting down the CleanSpace engineered film to fully isolate the crawlspace from groundwater intrusion and outside air! We're looking forward to more photos as the day progresses!

Our friends from Jasper, IN were experiencing a damp, nasty crawl space. They began to notice an order, and as time progressed, the smell worsened. Friends and family that entered the home began to notice the smell when they walked in as well. One night, these homeowners heard our ad on the radio and decided to give us a call. 

Upon sending our System Design Specialist to do an inspection in the crawl space, we were able to pinpoint why the odors were coming from the crawl space. Mold had taken over, and the exposed earth was causing moisture and humidity. From here, our Design Specialist went over what could be done to solve these issues with the homeowner.

For starters, a mold remediation cleaning process would need to be done to begin the crawl space transformation. After this, a full CleanSpace encapsulation system to seal the outside earth from the crawl space. Lastly, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier will keep any crawl space dry. It is a high-efficiency system that takes up to 100 pints of water per day. Since the crawl space is now a bright, healthy, functional, and dry space, it is perfect for storage and also increased the health of everyone in the family. 

The key to solving your crawl space problem is to turn your nasty crawl space into a nice crawl space, which is exactly what our client in Jasper, IN did! Their home previously had a 6 mil polyethylene ground cover, but because it wasn't sealed at the perimeter up the walls, and because the vents were left open, this crawl space had a lot of moisture that eventually turned to mold. Another big problem with 6 mil poly is that it easily rips and gets holes poked in it when you crawl on it. This is not a permanent solution!

The team at Healthy Spaces installed drainage matting underneath the CleanSpace liner, which allows water to flow to a sump in a crawl space that already has a concrete floor. Next, we sealed the entire crawl space with a 20 mil thick plastic liner, similar to a pool liner called CleanSpace. This bright white crawl space liner installs on the walls and floors, preventing water vapor and humidity from passing through. 

We service Jasper, Ferdinand, Huntingburg, and many nearby areas in Indiana and Kentucky.

A Crawl Space Comeback: Clean, Sealed, and Secured in Jasper, Indiana

From damp, musty, and vulnerable to clean, controlled, and protected—this Jasper homeowner partnered with Healthy Spaces to completely transform their crawl space into a healthier, more efficient environment beneath their home.

Here’s how we brought this space back to life, step by step:

We began with fungus remediation, eliminating existing microbial growth to protect both the home’s structure and indoor air quality. After that, we applied a professional-grade cleaning solution and thoroughly scrubbed all exposed wood surfaces, removing residue and preparing the area for long-term protection. A barrier treatment was then applied to help prevent future fungal growth and moisture damage.

Next came insulation upgrades designed for performance and durability. We installed SilverGlo insulation panels, which are specifically engineered to reflect heat, regulate temperature, and reduce humidity levels within the crawl space. This helps keep floors warmer in winter and limits excess moisture that can lead to mold and structural issues.

We also added spray foam insulation at the rim joists, one of the most common areas for air leaks. This creates an airtight seal, preventing outside air, moisture, and pests from entering while significantly improving the home’s overall energy efficiency.

To ensure a clean foundation for the system, we removed all debris from the crawl space, eliminating anything that could trap moisture or interfere with the installation.

For long-term moisture control, we installed drainage matting beneath the CleanSpace liner. This layer allows any ground moisture to properly flow underneath the system, preventing buildup and enhancing the effectiveness of the encapsulation. The CleanSpace liner itself acts as a durable vapor barrier, sealing off the earth and locking out humidity.

Finally, behind the scenes, our team handled all administrative and project coordination, ensuring everything from material staging to warranty setup and ongoing training was completed to the highest standard—so the homeowner can have complete peace of mind.

The result?

A crawl space that’s no longer a source of concern—but a clean, dry, energy-efficient asset to the home.