Project
A working basement, lined and sealed
A basement with a water softener, a brine tank and tools along the wall, then the same space with white-lined walls, timber posts and a sealed dark floor.

Same job, before and after
A bare wall by the softener to white-lined walls
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Same job, before and after
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Before
Where it started
A water softener and its brine tank stand against the wall, with tools leaning near the door, a dark floor, and exposed joists and ductwork overhead. The wall behind the equipment is the one that has to be dealt with.
After
How it was left
The same joists and the same window opening, with the walls lined white, the timber support posts standing clear and a sealed dark floor. The space reads as usable again.

The work
How a job like this goes
Working around utilities is normal. The perimeter is opened around them, drain tile and gravel go in at the footing, the liner is fitted behind and around fixed equipment, and the floor is closed and sealed.
- Utilities worked around, not removed
- Perimeter drainage and sealed sump
- Liner fitted around fixed equipment
- Floor closed and sealed
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A crawl space drain trench, dug then graveled
The drainage that goes in before any liner: a trench with drain pipe along the wall, then filled with clean gravel.
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Crawl space encapsulation, start to finish
Bare dirt and rubble under the joists, now covered by a white liner from the floor up the block wall.
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