Here is the exterior entrance to the crawlspace. From the outside of the home, it doesn't appear that there is anything amiss in the crawlspace.
Here, you can see the standing water around the block support post.
Exploring the water further, it is measured to be over 6" deep.
Here is the area above the support post. You can see here that there is mold present in the wood subfloor.
Here is an overview of the crawlspace with the inadequate plastic in place. This plastic will be removed and replaced with an engineered film system--Cleanspace.
Examining the plumbing, there does not appear to be any leaking present to account for the standing water puddles, so it is increasingly obvious that the crawlspace is leaking.
Mold spores are present in this photo as well and it does not appear to be in conjunction with the plumbing.
The Healthy Spaces crawlspace expert discovered perimeter water intrusion, which will be remedied by a perimeter drain system underneath the Cleanspace.
Here is water intrusion in the northwest corner of the crawlspace. The Cleanspace system will not fail like this--Cleanspace is guaranteed against water on top of the liner for 25 years.
Here is water intrusion in the northeast corner of the crawlspace. The Healthy Spaces experts have recommended changing the exterior grade of the yard in that area as it is directing water into the crawlspace.
In this photo, you can see the mold growth along the north wall of the crawlspace. The wooden subfloor has been compromised.
Here is an overview of the subfloor above the north wall. You can see the mold growth is extensive in this area.
Here is the subfloor near the submerged support post. The subfloor, pad and carpet above will be removed and replaced for health reasons.
Close up of mold blooms near submerged support post.