A crawl space encapsulation involves a lining that usually gets damaged when someone crawls across it on their hands and knees. The loose stone beneath the lining tear holes, tape, and adhesives breakdown causing the liner to separate at the seams. There is a more straightforward, economical way to make your crawl space dry and reduce mold growth.

00:00 Nasty Moldy Crawl Space Encapsulation
01:01 Vinyl Liner Problems
05:03 Gutter System Weaknesses
07:33 Gutter System Parts
08:59 No Weep Holes
10:08 American Dry Stone Method
12:18 Closing Statement

Keep in mind the competitor's encapsulation job is a disaster. It created a health issue for the occupants of the house. The owners did not want to go through the expense of re-encapsulating the crawl space. Instead, they want a quick, economical solution with immediate, lasting results.

We suggested waterproofing the crawl space with stone. Stone, combined with our full-perimeter waterproofing system and dedicated dehumidifier, maintains a dew point no more than 59 degrees. Mold and fungi will not grow at this level.

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Since 1997, American Dry Basement Systems is waterproofing basements, encapsulating crawl spaces, installing sump pumps and battery backup systems and repairing foundation cracks in basements throughout Connecticut & Southeastern New York. Our mission is a simple one. We ensure that every customer that installs our basement waterproofing system will be water-free for life.

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