Photo Album: Water Entering Crawlspace, Francestown, NH
A homeowner in Francestown, New Hampshire, has a modern log cabin that was built in the 1980s. In the crawlspace of the home, they have seen more and more water enter the space. The homeowner takes care of all of their possessions and wants to keep everything nice for as long as possible. With the water entering the crawlspace the homeowner was worried about the foundation of the home and the potential for air quality issues. They called EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist Josh Phillips met with the homeowner and talked about their concerns. Josh then inspected the crawlspace to see what could be done about the water intrusion. He recommended installing an 80-foot SmartPipe, IceGuard, a SuperSump, and a 30' Exterior Discharge Line.
Crawlspace Before
Water was entering the crawlspace and the homeowners wanted to find a solution.
SuperSump and SmartPipe Installed
To collect and pump out water from the crawlspace.
IceGuard Installed
Our team installed our IceGuard, which will prevent water from backing up into the crawlspace.
EDL Installed
The team installed a 30' EDL to carry water away from the foundation of the home.
