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This homeowner reached out to us because there were no rain gutters on the front of their home, and the ones on the back overflowed and dumped buckets of water onto their patio.
During the removal of the old gutters, we uncovered that this overflowing had caused damage to the fascia board and sections would need to be replaced. The Gutter Shutter system was then installed on the front and rear of the home. The Gutter Shutter System has a unique high back that helps prevent water from getting to the fascia. The system is designed to let water in and keep leaves and debris out. it is guaranteed to never rot, sag, or pull away.
This crawl space had evidence of water infiltration, mold, and a deteriorating vapor barrier. After removing all debris and treating the mold, we installed the CleanSpace Encapsulation System. CleanSpace, a 20-mil vapor barrier that is poly-string reinforced and contains an antimicrobial called UltraFresh is installed. It is laid on the crawl space floor and fastened to the walls six inches above the outside grade (to direct any moisture entering through the cinderblock down to the earth) and wrapped around piers. All seams are overlapped and sealed to isolate the crawl space off from the earth's moisture.
This basement had water seeping in around the perimeter. We installed the WaterGuard Drainage System to collect any water infiltration and direct it to a sump pump which would carry the water away from the home and to a spot on the property designated by the homeowner.
This homeowner was looking at options to replace or upgrade the insulation in their crawl space. We reviewed all of their options and they determined they wanted to encapsulate the space.
This Williamsburg, VA attic has several dormers. As part of air-sealing and insulating the attic space, we needed to install PVs (the gray rectangles you see between the rafters) to ensure that no insulation fell into the soffits and so that proper ventilation can be maintained in the attic. Then we installed an R-38 of Cellulose Insulation.