Crawlspace Encapsulation is a game changer…🤩
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So what these guys do it lay down a plastic vapor barrier (Moisture Barrier)
And tape every single seam, beam, and everything in between. See how I rhymed those 😉
This way the ground is completely sealed off.
You can even add a dehumidifier that pulled excess moisture out of the air.
Then pair that with a sump pump that pumps any standing water produced by the dehumidifier or accumulated moisture out of the space.
So encapsulating the crawlspace it’ll do a few things:
• Seal the house from the moisture coming from the ground
• Prevent mold
• Improve the indoor air quality
• Increase energy efficiency
I don’t think you’ll recoup the cost through energy efficiency but cleaner indoor air and less moisture make it a deal in my eyes.
Cost ranges from $5-$10 a sq ft. The cost is all over the place so get a few quotes before signing off.
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As a plumber, I wish all "crawl spaces" were like that.
Just fuckin elbow crawling through ages of dirt and musk and critter shit, huffing that mold or mildew depending on moisture...
I been there too buddy 🫡
@@mrbeefy604not to mention looking out for black widows or any other critter down there potentially waiting to ruin your day
Right behind you brother 👨🔧
Same for electricians
As a plumber, I'm offended by the laziness and lack of skills of PEX plumbers
I got a little choked up. Ive been in dozens of crawlspaces and usually get bitten by something. I did know something so beautiful could exist
"Bitten by something" so fucking true man 😂 bugs ain't even found in ur continent ya find in a crawlspace 😂
@@cheekibreeki6255 Geezus soo true. Complete ecosystem existing 2' under floorboards.
I was visiting my uncle in L.A. and he wanted me to check out something under his house. I'm Irish, do we don't have crawl spaces... I was about to , and then I ask him.... "I've got arachnophobia, would I regret this?" And he just tells me to leave it hahha
@@cheekibreeki6255a friend of mine would find scorpions under rocks, so I don't wanna know what is under a crawlspace.
@@makavelismiththere’s worse things to fear in the crawl space than the spiders, its the things that eat the spiders down there man, Ireland sure is lucky they don’t build their houses atop damp and dark hellscapes.
Plumbers and Electricians around the world just shed a tear at this
As a German electrician,
Yes ..
mate the most plumbing i've ever done was repressurising my boiler and i still got emotional from watching this
As the skinniest claustrophobic on the job that crawl space is like years of therapy. I am sleeping like a log tonight. I don't know which is more soothing... The crawl space or all these tradies coming together in awe and appreciation.
I'll bet he got fired after the higher-ups saw this standard of quality.
As a terrible contractor once said we are humans we aren't perfect can't do everything right
@@cadenbrau8661 We can damn well try though. But most don't.
No, this is a 5 day encapsulated crawlspace. First day we gut the entire thing of insulation, trash ect and start trenching. Day 2 all trenching has to be done and sump pit set for inspection next morning. After inspection, you have backfill and start laying down your floor membrane and insulation on walls. Last 2 days you finish membrane and dehumidifier. Final inspection can happen any time after that. The waterproof taping is key to Making it look well. If your layers arnt properly overlapped and are taped down badly, it shows quite easily. The membrane is also very easy to clean, you can bring a portable shop vac, use small amount of degreaser on microfiber cloth ect.
@@cadenbrau8661 Ah, another Cy viewer!
Nobody that talented is gonna be working for a big company, I hope to god they are private and training plenty of apprentices
I have tears forming, just the lighting alone. Not one mummified cat or rat. No heaps of mouse nest or snake skin. You'll always have a job. Nice work!
Dude why would there be all that crap there wtf
@@manwithballsonarm6775cuz if it’s not encapsulated properly that’s what happens
Black widows, racoons, opossums.
@@manwithballsonarm6775 are your arm balls sensitive
@@manwithballsonarm6775 never been in a crawl space before guy?
Anybody who's ever done this kinda work knows there was considerable labor put into this. It's so cool to see this because I used to have such a time tryn to explain to friends what i used to do for work. Telling someone you did 'mold remediation and insulation replaced really doesn't do it justice lol. Good job guys
The amount of attention to detail, respect for his own trade and talent, the affinity for anticipating future needs unlike so many others... this is simply beautiful and amazing.
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what a million dollar house should look like
Paying for the land brother
So the average home in 2024?
million dollar houses should come with full basements 😂
Then where are the drywallers supposed to store their hundreds of empty modelo especial cans? In the walls?
A million dollar house doesn't have crawl space! At all! It has a basement!
Anyone who has ever been under a house can appreciate the amount of work and quality done for this crawl space. It doesn't even look real.
The last house I crawled under was built in the late 1800s, not a pleasant time at all. Barely fit in it at all, pretty sure I discovered parts of my body that day that I didn't know about
Not to take away from the work but that's not a hard one to do. Plenty high well lit flat and no duct work or furnace.
No amount of money was spared. This is beautiful in that functional tidy way
That's what happens when you don't hire 50 IQ Juan and Pablo to do your work.
@@Shnierpiffle 😂 You got raised right ❤
As a Pest Technician, can confirm that THIS is the ideal crawl space. I’ve only had a couple crawlspaces that looked exacty like this. Absolutely immaculate.
As a pest control technician myself, I wonder what all of that is hiding? It's the things you don't see, until they've established themselves.
I am a plumber, and i only experienced this one time. I loved every minute of it!!
I worked for a company that did crawlspace encapsulation. The homeowners always told me how much more comfortable their home was, especially with a good dehumidifier thrown in there.
What's the difference of having a dehumidifier under the floor? We don't get those in europe, first thing that came to mind was to protect the wooden beams long term
@us7876 that's one of the reasons. Another reason is to help mitigate mold development. Another reason is to separate the bottom of the home from the ground. We would put in a thermal barrier on the ground itself and a specific type of foam on the walls inside the crawlspace.
@us7876 that's one of the reasons. Another reason is to help mitigate mold development. Another reason is to separate the bottom of the home from the ground. We would put in a thermal barrier on the ground itself and a specific type of foam on the walls inside the crawlspace.
@us7876 typically, the crawlspace under most houses in the US are bare dirt, humid, full of animal shit and spiderwebs, bugs galore. This is immaculate, and yeah, I bet that dehumidifier will help keep the wood in good condition for alot longer.
@@us7876since it’s encapsulated you have to treat it like indoor environment now. So either dehumidifier or condition the air with your HVAC system.
The person that is responsible for this has a lot of love for his fellow man.
and a lot of money in his pockets. there’s no way anyone else in town is getting jobs with him around
Yeah it looks great, he must get paid well enough to feel the "love", most guys want to have pride in their work, but it's hard when they're tired all the time and a week's pay away from homelessness
The person who did that got paid about $20-30K
I have a crawl space like that
😊😅„Verdammt, deine Schwester ist gut!“
„Sie ist meine Mutter!“
"Das ist sogar noch besser!"
👇❤😛🤮🥺
No pests, no mold, easy access for maintenance. 10/10.
Whoever built this house esp the crawl space needs to be shared with the world! We need more tradesmen like this GOD BLESS the man who did an excellent job!!!
Worked as an insulation installer for a month (was too hard) retrofitting all this stuff to old houses. This level of quality wasn’t even required for inspections at the govt funded sites. Amazing work
I did insulation in a crawlspace so small that you had to PULL the bags of insulation between the ground and floor joists, talking 24 inches. Fun times.
I absolutely love that you just admit that its too hard. Im a 30 year old man, married and all that. My father in law is a very hands on manly man who does home remodeling/renovations/repairs. Ive been to some of his sites and been down in the basements and crawl spaces at night and even then its hot as hell. Im just bot built for that. I’m a therapist for children and spend my days in a clinic playing games and going down slides lol. Huge respect for the men that can do all this hard manual labor stuff that im just not built for.
At first my father-in-law wasnt super fond of me because i wasn’t as manly as him but after being apart od this family for years he has massive respect for me and I him. A lot of the kids i work with have no dads, or theyre in jail, or addicts and things like that. Some mens place in This world is using their muscles, for me, mine is being a father figure and showing love and kindness to kids that don’t normally have it. I think its nice that modern society can accept a wide variety of roles for its citizens and not have an expectation that men have to work hard and women have to do all the home and child work.
Also, my wife may end up working for her dad soon which would mean she’s working manual labor and im working with children 😂
@@robertservice2845Why would you insulate a crawlspace? 😅
It's was to hard to take a tape measure, measure the insulation, cut it with a razor, and staple it to the wall?😂 Yeah and you could last a month. Stick to your video games. Leave the real work for the real men.
@nathannicholas5288 yeah I guess you are right. I should of used my time machine to go back and insulate the floor joists before the house was built. Pretty common for older houses like where I worked in the sierra nevada ( that means snow in case you didn't know) mountains to not have insulation in the floor. Being the fng I got the harder jobs the journeyman didn't want to do.
This is not a crawl space, this is a man cave. Get the xbox down there and beer fridge. We are renovating a castle on our channel, and the crawl space is a nightmare.
This is a womern cage, put the stove down there and laundry machine and you're good to go.
@@tehpurplepills someone call the police and have them check this guy's basement
The crawl cave 🎮🍻
It’s a crawl space with about 3’-0” clearance. Look at the 12” floor joists above (with no insulation).
@@tehpurplepills That the funniest thing I've heard all day. Ty
I work for a small Mold Remediation company. 90% of the time, it's just myself and my boss's wife, who happens to be Filipino. She is spot on in her work and doesn't play around or cut corners. Our encapsulations are smooth and clean like this. In fact, this might be one of our jobs?! ❤😊
Whats the name of the company?
@N3xus_6 Enviroyfry LLC. It's a small company of out Boiling Springs, SC. We are located in Spartanburg County, South Carolina.
Im used to crawling over bones and unidentifiable creatures remodeling homes with crawlspaces. That is the most beautiful crawlspace i have ever seen in 30 years of work.
As a plumber, I'd discount this costumer for any work needed down there. This should be the norm.
You'd have to pay to work in there. Just imagine dropping some pipe cleaner on that oh the mess. Have you looking like a painter down there with drop cloths in the crawl space.
@@robertroderick4933 haha true
Customer
I feel like I’d have to put my booties on to enter in there. Lol.
@@candacerain1 cooistumneeir
Holy shit, I've never seen a finished crawlspace before. whoever did this either woke up or went to bed a PROFESSIONAL.
That person deserves a standing ovation for that level work.Every plumber in america thanks you
It's a crawl space, someone deserves to be promoted for that kind of work. The home is now well insulated, and warm, the dehumidifier keeps the moisture down, so it will be really comfortable upstairs!
Before i saw the floor joists, i thought it was a very clean parking garage. Never have i seen such a beautiful crawl space, that is impressive
Same I was like "oh what a cool room" then once he started crawling and the reality became apparent I was like 0.0
@@HeyantSame here.
😊 I was looking for the cars like they pressure washed a parking garage.
Lol that was my exact thought as well. That's a very white parking garbage.
Me too.
Dang, that is literally the cleanest crawlspace I have ever seen. That is so professional it's absurd!
Yup, new and well built houses would do that. The home owner payed extra for that kind of work. Doesn't matter if a house is new or expensive, everyone knows that. It's the after party $$$ that matters.
@@dagrazytcom5492this is literally a case of get what you pay for quality.
I’ve been under hundreds of houses over the years and have never seen anything so clean and tidy.
Whoever did that is a magician.
As a person who has been on some NASTY mold jobs, going in lots and lota of crawlspaces, this is absolutely gorgeous.
Ex cable technician here. Ive been in my fair share of BAD spider infested nightmare crawl spaces and i never saw one like this out in the wild. This is truly awesome right here!
Why don’t Americans have basements?
@@justinleonard6183some people just have crawl spaces
@@justinleonard6183can’t have them in Florida, they would flood. They have them in the midwest
@@Jack-sw1km why is it because you don’t need to go down to the frost line to prevent sinking/shifting because of the lack of winter
@@justinleonard6183 I mean it depends. Some people find crawl spaces more affordable than basements. Crawl spaces are just able to provide similar things to a basement. Storage, utilities, flood protection, etc. it’s basically a cheaper basement with similar benefits, although it does have its downsides compared to a full on basement.
Someone didn’t cut corners. Communicated the price and the work needed and delivered. Thats a good builder.
What are you talking about price and communication? Nothing to do with this short. Internet full of bots nowadays.
@@sage8573have you ever worked on any kind of project before?
Everything is based on communication. The standard of quality, the price, the execution, all of it depends on an open, honest, and consistent line of communication across trades and between the client and contractor.
@sage8573 learn how to read!
@@sage8573read the comment over and over again buddy
Who ever did that, did it with love and dedication. That's a masters work.
“I need to shake your hand” is the most respect a man can get. 💯
The wiring, pipework.. lighting... its perfection.
The subtle off white color of the paneling... my god...
That's some good meth😂
@@Look_Upon_The_HeartNow, let's see Paul Allen's crawlspace.
And where is the insulation on the water pipes?
@@justneeded8684 considering how well sealed the whole space is it wouldn't make much of a difference
Sent this to my buddy who said this has to be a high-level PsyOp! Designed to make customers believe their crawlspace can look like this while tormenting every professional who will now dream of ever seeing such perfection outside of a video. Well played, indeed!
Your buddy should lay off the info wars and mountain dew 😆
For real lol im like how...
WTF
Whenever I come a job well done, I wish I could meet the person that did the work and give them a big hug. In the world today, commitment to excellence is so rare. Brings a tear to my eye to see such craftsmanship in an area that no one will ever see.
You know? It’s real nice to see someone finding something good and sharing it. I’m so used to negative fault finding (which don’t get me wrong is necessary) that the positive is a nice change.
Its bologna. That plastic isnt improving your air. Its common sense
I literally could not figure out why the ceiling was so low on that basement..... what the hell do you mean that's a CRAWLSPACE?!
Its just the space between the ground and your house. It cant be legally sold as livable space but sometimes its better than putting the house on a concrete slab
Pretty much what @zebracake2246 said. They're very common in the US. Most people just use them for storage.
plus it gives access to wiring and plumbing as well
Crawlspace also adds a layer of air insulation from the earth and home
Bloody yanks, yall crazy!
The respect and love in his voice is heartwarming
Cool to see so many people appreciating the work of others, and making it easier for future workers. These comments are choking me up lol, hell.
I was so thankful when I purchased my house, because the prior owner was an electrician and lit up the crawl space like the Taj Mahal!
As an HVAC guy ,those encapsulated crawlspaces make my day.
Same here bro, I've only seen 1 so far in 2 years doing install, but it was amazing
@@jakob4321 I've seen probably a dozen in the 3 years I've been doing it.First times I saw one I was like “What is this magical place"
Better than basements?
@@fredkuhn165 unfortunately sometimes yes this is nicer than a lot of peoples basements to work.
I encapsulate crawlspace and man I’ll
Tell you what its some real work 6-10 guys takes almost 2 days sometimes
As a person who didn't even know crawlspaces were a thing nor did I know you had to squeeze into a space under a house to do work like this I can tell you I am in fact feeling very claustrophobic rn. Much respect to you guys 😌
Now imagine it dark spider webs maybe a giant raccoon or a giant rat down there to that’s what 90% crawl spaces look like.
@@fentanaly 😰😰
The worst thing for me is finding numerous molted skins. Or shining the light where you need to go and it looks like what Indy Jones run through in Raiders. Excuse me while I tape myself up..
Imagine you’re under a crawl space and you have to replace the main beam of a house so you have to jack it up with jacks to hold the weight of the house on top of you to replace it.
You wouldn’t want my job. I’m a certified foundation inspector. I spend my days crawling under houses that are MUCH LOWER to the ground than this house. Thankfully, I’m not claustrophobic. I make damn good money, so you will never hear me complain.
This crawlspace is cleaner than the inside of my house! It’s pretty. Currently helping my friend through mold remediation in her home and we were in the crawlspace just the other day!
I like how this guy was giving a round of applause to someone in a mutual industry. Good job i like to see it!
Just because something isn't seen doesn't mean you shouldn't take pride in your work. Excellent job.
It was done by an intelligent person who does things the right way completely from the ground up, a perfectionist, IYKYK
This space looks better than most rented places
I did cable installation for a few years. I encountered exactly two homes set up like this and I have to say it was beautiful. One of the most enjoyable work experiences I had. When someone puts in effort like this on the foundational work it elevates all work that comes after. It really makes you want to do your job perfectly as well.
I hear ya I work for cable company as well.. came across these after a year of doing installations and man was it the best experience I had with crawlspaces. Made me want to do my work 100x better with how neat it looked
Really beats rolling the truck up to the hood doesn’t it
hvac installer here. ive seen on of these crawl spaces, absolutely game changer. i could kiss whoever did the job
😍Anyone who's ever had to take a look at a crawl space should be in awe of this work. Someone gave a hoot finally!
WOW!!! Simply stunning, absolutely beautiful, amazing!!!! Standing
Lets be real. None of us are putting this much effort into a crawlspace. This dude deserves all the respect.
Only bc they won't pay me too
Well, we know builders and contractors aren't! 😂
At first I thought this was a mall parking lot getting built😂
That had to be some good meximeth.
@@Pro1938ftc3chdude!!!! I totally thought they were going to turn a parking lot into a pool😂😂😂
As a homeowner, I wish all crawlspaces were as beautiful as this. 😮😮😮😮
I used to sell these for a living. One of the absolute best things you can do for the health of you and your home
When you transcend the "job", and move into "art". Just beautiful.
Seriously!
that’s someone who takes pride in their work.
Someone is going to see that in 50 years and still be blown away. Great work.
My crawlspace looks exactly like this. I thank the previous homeowner for taking this sort of care of the house
The way he said "a huge, robust dehumidifier" with so much love for that crawl space.
The blue collar Back Rooms...
A beautiful handcrafted nightmare
Lmao 😂
@@stenchtrench9554 I concure with the previous speaker 😂
The gen z nerds are literally scared of Chuckie cheeses and the back of office buildings
@@ChristopherClark-pw5nw Not familiar with the Back Rooms are we? So angry... Shame
This is honestly one of the coolest things I've ever seen. I've always felt terrible for workers having to go into crawlspaces.
I filled mine with 60m³ sand, covered that with 20cm thick of the best quality Styrofoam. Covered that with reinforced concrete, covered that with floor heating, covered that with sand-cement, covered that with Italian tiles. Cost me 10k but it was the best upgrade I gave my house!
Best crawlspace is no crawlspace
Absolutely beautiful. I tried niceing up our crawlspace under our 70's home for the 2 years we lived in it. It was a crouch to walk height and i cleaned out a ton of trash and debris, fixed the lights, sprayed monthly for relentless bugs, and installed a dehumidifier. It was a lovely storage space with clean shelves when I left it.
Beautiful, I’ve been in a lot of crawl spaces and never seen anything close to this
you havent seen shit, can it
You are selling yourself cheap ma’am. Didn’t your parents ever let you know that you are worth more than a quick screw? Life is about getting into heaven, and what you’re doing is a one-way ticket in the other direction. Call out to the God of the universe and ask for forgiveness. We all have fallen short of His glory, but you don’t know when you’re gonna die.
I spent 9 years pulling wire through hundreds if not thousands of crawlspace. I only had 4 that were this deep and easy to work in. I want to see that in a super tight crawlspace.
As an hvac tech I would like to personally thank this homeowner
I sell these systems. The guys who install crawl space encapsulations are hard ass workers. My respect goes out to them.
Is the installed during construction?
@@jeffmcvay it can be. It’s a ton easier to install before the floors are installed above the crawlspace. If this system is installed once the house has been built, the installed crew spends two days crawling on their hands and knees. There isn’t enough methamphetamines in the world for me to want to work installing these systems. The guys that install my sales are some of the hardest working guys on this planet. My respect goes out to them!
@@cm1133yea they atleast taking Adderall 😂😂😂
Is that a single-ply membrane (tpo or pvc)?
@@daedal212 the company I work for has 120 mil thickness
Johnny from All Crawl here. I specialize in encapsulation and all crawlspace work, including raising houses. This guy did a great job.
as a lay person i cant understand why large ventilation ducts or fans arent better than sealing it all up ,,,, wouldnt moving air keep things dry? please explain
Only in my dreams could I ever imagine such a place.
- Every plumber, exterminator, cable guy, and heating and air repairman.
The worst day of my working career was my 30th birthday. I had to setup a network for a fully functioning bank in a basement/crawlspace. It was a little bigger than a crawlspace but i couldn't stand... I had to get all the equipment down in that area by first going down a spiral staircase which had no right being spiral... then a hatch. It was a nightmare wiring that home/actual nationalized bank. This crawlspace in this short is magnificent.
I used to do this full encapsulation in crawls but this is super tight poly on the ground. No cringles, all the wall barrier were level all the way around. And that dehumidifier was an absolute unit 10/10 job
My grandfather claps from heaven. This is a wisdom, an art and integrity. Quality craftsmanship which used to be the norm…
This is what beautiful life is about 💕
This is the only crawl space I’ve ever seen that has an inviting vibe.
It’s refreshing to find a video where one man compliments another man’s work. Very rare
This is so true. Most start with “I wouldn’t have done it that way”. This is an amazing crawl space.
This is not true at all. Y'all are goofy. Y'all are just being negative for the sake of it. There's plenty of positivity and negativity on the internet. The problem is how much of it is said just for the sake of it rather than a desire to speak truth. You are part of that problem. Maybe time for some introspection on your part.
@@couldyou4745 ey what’s your problem?
The lighting!! Our crawlspace is a dark, damp, rocky cave of despair...
I don’t think I ever seen a crawl space with lighting between the floor joints, let alone wrapped the walls, columns and floor. Being that it’s a crawl space, the GC had a talk with their people demanding that this space should be done once. Granted it’s a recent build, but that is probably the cleanest crawl space I’ve ever seen.
When a man appreciates attention to details in his craft it doesn’t go unnoticed
It's so rare nowadays to come across someone else's work and the quality of it is done with perfect attention to detail. It's almost like art. Most of the time all you will see is corners being cut and safety hazards.
Nobody ever uses nowadays correctly.
You could rent that space out, it's so nice.
This us the BEST looking crawl space ever!! If all crawl spaces looked like that it would be so much easier for anyone servicing the home!! I wish this was standard norm! I know is extra money, but in the south (where I am) it’d be much appreciated!
Yes once before. I'm a electrician and I was amazed when I crawled under a house with this. 🤘🤘Every new home should have this
I bet happy was not the word for you.
Not just that it's all wrapped, but the fact that there are lights. Amazing.
I absolutely love coming behind quality craftsmanship while working. I also do my best to help the next person out. Leave service slack in wires, fortify brackets if needed. Label wires on each end if wires get hidden behind stuff. Little things that take seconds now to save myself or someone else several minutes in the future
As an electrician, on scale 1-10 that's a 12. I'd stay there ALL day!! Didn't know Chip and Joann did crawl spaces! 👍👍
WOW!!❤ you can actually store things.😊
As someone who has spent a lot of time in crawlspaces, this is beautiful. No spiders or spider crickets or rats. Plenty of room to move without getting filthy. Lighting. Bless
I love when a craftsman appreciates other craftsmen work 🥲🥰
Beauty, looks so clean. No critters, creeepy crawlies, LIGHTS
Obviously, it's a new, well thought out, and very expensive build. Definitely should be a standard for new homes. Makes maintenance so much easier.
I have this in my crawl space and it’s so much healthier for the subfloor above to be isolated from all the ground water, mildew, mold and dirt. Not to mention it cuts down on insects and animals that borrow into the crawl space.
I've spent my entire life building homes and I've never seen something so beautiful 😢 Someone out there deserves a firm handshake
That's somebody that was involved with building of their own house that knew what was going on
It’s so nice it took a minute to realize this wasn’t a parking garage.
Looks nice.
I also want to shake that craftsman's hand. I am emotionally overwhelmed.
As a plumber I like that shit right there. All of it. Love it all.
This is for humidity and has been installed in a lot of older homes to prevent damage. About 10-14k with the plastic and dehumidifier. Then you gotta pay an electrician to install power for the dehumidifier. Keeps it nice and warm during the winter tho lol(I’m a commercial electrician who’s installed a few of these)
Damn well worth it😢
These were my questions. Thanks!
As an electrician... I'm honestly emotional. This goes on the list right next to sunsets, waterfalls, and rainbows 😂😂😂
That crawl space is better than my living space
I am happy to see other men enjoying them work of other men. That’s how it always should be done. Keep up the good the good work fellas.
I had my crawlspace done like that. Ever time I go under my house it's so nice and clean . I always want to take a nap under there.
Having crawled under a house and in a crawlspace that was full of spiders and darkness, this is glorious!!!