Madole Construction Before & After Photos

This Reno crawlspace went from damp, dirty, and unusable to clean, dry, and protected with our CleanSpace Encapsulation System. By sealing out moisture, improving air quality, and adding long-term protection, this crawlspace is now a healthier part of the home and a space the homeowners can feel confident in.

This Reno crawlspace started out with only a thin plastic ground cover (a basic vapor barrier) laid across the dirt floor. While it offers minimal moisture protection, it isn’t sealed or secured like a true encapsulation system, leaving the space vulnerable to humidity, odors, and energy loss.

After our transformation, the crawlspace is fully encapsulated with a professional-grade barrier that seals the floor, walls, and piers. The result is a clean, dry, and healthier environment that helps protect the foundation, improve air quality, and increase energy efficiency for the entire home.

This crawl space experienced ongoing water intrusion caused by a clogged gutter downspout directing water into a low-lying area of the home. Standing water and moisture buildup created the need for immediate drainage correction and long-term waterproofing.

Our team resolved the issue by installing three sump pumps to properly manage groundwater and redirect moisture away from the foundation. The crawl space was then fully protected with a complete encapsulation system, sealing the ground and foundation walls to prevent future water intrusion, improve air quality, and protect the home’s structural integrity.

This Northwest Reno home was facing serious structural issues, with the floor beneath a heavy fireplace completely rotted and failing to bear its weight. Our team stepped in to perform a full encapsulation and foundation repair, stabilizing the home and protecting it from further damage. The transformation was completed with brand-new siding, restoring both the safety and beauty of the property.

This property in Reno was experiencing ongoing water intrusion into the crawlspace due to seepage from an adjacent concrete-lined drainage ditch. The original bank consisted of loose boulders and deteriorating soil, allowing water to migrate through voids and compromise the structure below.

Before:
The ditch bank was unstable, with exposed rock and erosion creating pathways for water to seep toward the foundation. Freeze-thaw cycles and runoff were worsening the condition, increasing the risk of continued moisture intrusion and structural damage.

After:
Our team installed a reinforced shotcrete wall system to stabilize and seal the ditch bank. The new shotcrete lining encapsulates the loose material, eliminates voids, and creates a durable, monolithic barrier designed to redirect water flow and protect the crawlspace from further intrusion. The finished wall is clean, structurally sound, and built to withstand Reno’s seasonal runoff conditions.