Before
AfterHeavy contamination and failed insulation removed, HEPA cleanup performed, then a complete heavy-duty vapor barrier system installed across the floor and up the foundation walls.
📍 Mountain Colorado
Before
AfterSaturated insulation and debris cleared out, the moisture source addressed, and a fully sealed barrier installed with taped seams throughout.
📍 Boulder County
Before
AfterRodent contamination removed and entry points sealed at the sill plate and utility penetrations before the encapsulation system went in.
📍 Gilpin County
Before
AfterA heavily damaged structure stripped of debris and destroyed insulation, cleared down to framing and prepped for rebuild.
📍 Colorado Front Range
Sustained moisture intrusion caused significant wood decay in the framing. Compromised members were assessed, cut back, and sistered with new lumber.
📍 Mountain Colorado
Close inspection of decayed framing. Where a fungus has established, the wood is probed to find the true extent before any repair or treatment begins.
📍 Boulder County
Fiberglass batts saturated and falling out of the joists, with bare soil throughout — the most common condition we find in older vented crawlspaces.
📍 Colorado
Active moisture, contaminated debris, and deteriorated materials. This is what a crawlspace looks like when the water source has never been addressed.
📍 Mountain Colorado
Every job starts with measurement. Wood moisture content and masonry readings are documented before work begins so there's a real baseline.
📍 Nederland, CO
Concrete foundation walls tested for saturation. Readings this high indicate a persistent water source, not seasonal humidity.
📍 Nederland, CO
Damaged and displaced insulation in an attic space. The same moisture and pest problems that affect crawlspaces show up overhead.
📍 Colorado
Inspection of attic insulation and framing condition as part of a whole-home moisture and air-sealing evaluation.
📍 Colorado
Barrier being run and sealed. Seams are overlapped and taped, and the material is carried up the foundation walls before termination.
📍 Colorado Front Range
Finished barrier work. The space is now dry, sealed, and part of the home's protected envelope.
📍 Colorado Front Range
From condemned condition to clean, sealed, and painted. Complete remediation and restoration of the structure.
📍 Mountain Colorado
Active jobsite documentation. Every project is photographed start to finish and the record goes to the homeowner.
📍 Colorado
Closed-cell spray foam applied to the rim joist and foundation wall, sealing the thermal envelope and locking the vapor barrier termination in place.
📍 Colorado Front Range
A complete crawlspace encapsulation: sealed vapor barrier floor, foam-insulated walls and rim joists, and wrapped support piers throughout.
📍 Colorado
Every support pier fully wrapped and taped into the vapor barrier system, keeping the entire crawlspace envelope continuous and sealed.
📍 Colorado
Finished encapsulation with a crawlspace dehumidifier installed and running to hold humidity permanently under control.
📍 Colorado Front Range
Vapor barrier sealed cleanly around a well pressure tank and plumbing, keeping the system serviceable while maintaining a continuous seal.
📍 Colorado
Discharge riser with an accessible check valve mounted above the sealed sump lid — serviceable without breaking the encapsulation seal.
📍 Colorado
Fully sealed floor and wall system in a completed encapsulation project.
📍 Colorado Front Range
Complete vapor barrier and foam wall system extending to the crawlspace access stairs.
📍 ColoradoEvery project is photographed and documented. Homeowners receive a written record of conditions found, work performed, and moisture readings before and after — useful for insurance, appraisal, and resale.