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Our Crawlspace Encapsulation system, when added with our Concrete Crawlspace Waterproofing System is the best in the Chicago Market. In addition to being the original Encapsulation Team in Chicago, we have several methods, including Spray Foam Insulation, Crack Injection, and Drain Tile Installation t enhance the value of our complete service.

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We turn your crawlspace into a safe, dry and usable space. We install drain tile systems, “high pressure crack injection” at existing foundation wall cracks, waterproof dimple board, spray polyurethane foam, and high strength concrete slabs for a water tight crawlspace. A dry crawlspace is one that is free of mold, must, and mildew that could affect your health.

For the Crawl Space Encapsulation, Concrete is the most preferred and permanent solution for crawl space seepage.

traditional crawl space under a home consists of soil or sand that was the ground before construction started. Sometimes the topsoil is removed, but what you see is bare soil. I’ve been in crawlspaces that have had concrete poured on top of the soil or some washed gravel.

Unless you live in the Atacama Desert, the ground under and around your home contains moisture. This liquid water wants to evaporate and get back up to the atmosphere. If you could see water vapor, you’d see a constant flow of this gas floating up into the air. When it’s warm, the flow rate is faster.

This water vapor, when mixed with wood, is not a good thing. If enough water vapor collects in a crawl space before getting back to the outside atmosphere, it can condense and turn to liquid water again. This water fuels mold growth and fungi growth you might call wood rot.

Old builders knew about this. The best they could do was to provide an escape path of the water vapor to the outside. That’s what the crawl space vents are for in your foundation. The trouble is, they don’t work too well. I’ve been in crawl spaces when the wind is howling outdoors and barely have felt a puff of air come into an open foundation vent.

The American Lung Association and The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommend a concrete floor and proper drainage be installed in all new and existing buildings. Utilizing concrete in combination with a true vapor barrier and proper drainage will alleviate the serious health problems your family may be experiencing from radon, mold and other allergens. Concrete is the solution.

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