Carolina Basement Systems Before & After Photos

In this Asheboro, NC home, the crawl space showed exposed soil and inadequate vapor barrier coverage, leaving it vulnerable to high humidity, moisture intrusion, and mold growth. Our team resolved these issues by fully encapsulating the crawl space with a durable, sealed vapor barrier that covers the floor, walls, and piers. This clean, bright installation creates a controlled environment that protects the home’s structural integrity, improves indoor air quality, and prevents future moisture-related damage. The transformation ensures long-term protection and energy efficiency for the entire home.

Water was seeping into this basement and pooling along the floors. Our expert crew installed the subfloor interior drainage system, WaterGuard. It is specially designed to capture water at its entry point - before it ever has the chance to reach the basement floors!

This Asheboro homeowner was dealing with sagging floors caused by weakened support beams in the crawl space. Our team installed SmartJack support posts to permanently stabilize and lift the floor back into place. Each adjustable steel jack is engineered to provide strong, long-term support that won’t shift or settle over time. Now, the home’s structure is secure, the floors are level again, and the homeowner has peace of mind knowing their foundation is properly supported.

This Asheboro, NC home received a full crawl space upgrade to eliminate moisture, improve air quality, and protect the structure long-term. The before photo shows a typical vented crawl space with exposed dirt, hanging insulation, and humid conditions that can lead to mold, wood rot, and higher energy bills.

Our team installed a CleanSpace vapor barrier, sealed the walls, wrapped the piers, and finished the space with a professional encapsulation system designed to keep moisture out permanently.

The WaterGuard system runs under the floor and by the footer to collect water before it gets into the home. It is a gravity fed system that sends the collected water into a sump pump to expel the water from the house.