Woodford Bros., Inc. Before & After Photos

Jon and Shannon's crawlspace had always been a little damp, causing concerns about the air quality in their home but also the structural integrity of the wooden flooring system. However, this year brought more water into the crawlspace than they had ever had. At one point the crawlspace was completely filled up with water. Considering their boiler was in the crawlspace, that was just one more reason to take action and repair the crawlspace once and for all. After finding Woodford Brothers, as a result of an internet search, they scheduled their free estimate. One of our expert Design Specialists, Lindsay, inspected the crawlspace and drew up a plan to resolve the crawlspace problems for good. The plan included sealing all outside air using the durable crawlspace encapsulation material called CleanSpace and a Super Sump Plus. Once the plan was in place, the work was scheduled to be installed with one of our awesome crews. This one was led by Foreman Matt. Matt and his team did an incredible job and left these homeowners with clean, dry, and usable space. They did it in such a professional manner that the homeowners were thrilled, not only with the results of their work but with their experience with the crew. 

This homeowner's wet basement's problems with the soil and water started to cause the entire wall to begin failing. Now the basement is dry, and this wall isn't going anywhere.

Bowing foundation wall due to hydrostatic pressure and frost.  Carbon Armor repair stops the wall from further bowing.

Bob and Janice's Fayetteville home had a crawl space problem. Their friend told them to lay down plastic. So a few years back they installed a roll. The plastic didn't seem to help with the moisture or the smell. Finally, they decided to call in the crawl space experts at Woodford Brothers. Our crews installed our cleanspace product. Cleanspace is a system of Crawl Space Encapsulation. Keeps the water out and keeps fresh healthy air inside your home.

1. Stop the water
2. Prevent Moisture Seepage
3. Seal Air Leaks
4. Condition the Air