Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Before tackling this job in Carthage, NY, a homeowner's crawlspace was an area of concern, needing encapsulation to help transform it into a clean, dry space. As you can see in the photos, our team at Woodford Bros. installed our SmartJack support system for stability, wrapped the area with a CleanSpace liner to prevent further moisture issues, and added a SaniDry Sedona to effectively control humidity. This eliminated the musty, damp, conditions, leaving the homeowner with a healthier and more efficient home environment. This transformation not only showcases our commitment to delivering long-lasting solutions but also speaks volumes about our mission to ensure every customer enjoys a remarkable experience from start to finish.

Crawlspace under camp had significant mold growth with debris , causing allergy problems for home owner.

David's Mannsville, NY home was right all along the water.  The Jefferson county home was right on the water. The home even had a unique crawl space made to allow the water to come and go with the waves. But, Dave wanted to insulate the crawl space. The main problem was getting access. Our crews installed a turtle door. The door will give access to the crawl space and keep the critters out. Now Dave loves showing off the crawl space with our having to remove blocks. 

Water in your basement? Cracks in your foundation? Leaky foundation walls? Call Woodford - we can help! Woodford Bros., Inc. specializes in basement waterproofing, foundation repair, concrete leveling, Barn Restoration, and radon mitigation. 

Founded in 1962, Woodford's original focus was foundation and barns. Now, we do basement waterproofing, concrete leveling, radon mitigation, and basement finishing. That's why Tom and Mike got the name "Basement Brothers." Modeled after Tom and Mike, Honesty and hard work are at the heart of what we do. Our headquarters is in Apulia Station, outside of Tully, NY. We serve all of Central New York, including Syracuse, Rochester, Binghamton, Oswego, Ithaca, and Auburn.