Proactively take care of moisture problems with crawlspace encapsulation.
Common crawlspace problems include wood rot, sagging or wet insulation, termite damage beneath your home, hardwood floors “cupping,” visible mold growth, and condensation on the ductwork. If your crawlspace has an earthen floor, ground moisture can evaporate into the space beneath your home, increasing moisture levels in the actual crawlspace and within the structure of your home.
A significant percentage of your household air comes up from your crawlspace, so it’s essential to keep this usually ignored space as dry and clean as possible. One of the best ways to accomplish this is through crawlspace encapsulation, which involves adding a vapor barrier and dehumidifier to improve indoor air quality and enhance energy efficiency within your home.
Crawlspace encapsulation is just one of many services we offer to enhance your home in Denver, North Carolina. At AdvantaClean of Lake Norman, Hickory & Gastonia making homes and businesses healthier is what we do best. We’d be happy to come and inspect your crawlspace to determine if encapsulation (or other measures) is the best way to take care of moisture problems in this part of your home.
Crawlspace Encapsulation Done Right
The crawlspace encapsulation process entails covering all the floors, walls, and even the ceiling with a barrier that keeps ground moisture from infiltrating the space and creating problems. We’d be happy to give you a quote on crawlspace encapsulation and what it involves, so get in touch with us at AdvantaClean of Lake Norman, Hickory and Gastonia today!
FAQs About Crawlspace Encapsulation
Crawlspace encapsulation is one home improvement project that may not seem very exciting, but it’s well worth the investment. At AdvantaClean of Lake Norman, Hickory and Gastonia, we’ve answered some questions about crawlspace encapsulation below.
What are some signs I should encapsulate my crawlspace?
If your crawlspace has frequent leaks, is moldy, musty, and damp, or has pest problems, it’s probably a good idea to have us encapsulate your crawlspace. Problems with mold, insects, and moisture can impact your home’s air quality and cause structural damage to your house.
How do you encapsulate a crawlspace?
The crawlspace encapsulation process involves adding a dehumidifier and vapor barrier to the crawlspace floor, walls, and piers. This keeps humidity levels down and prevents moisture intrusion.
What are some benefits of crawlspace encapsulation?
By having us encapsulate your crawlspace, you can effectively manage moisture and humidity levels in your crawlspace. Not only can this add value to your home, but it can improve your home’s indoor air quality, make your home more efficient, and enhance your home’s overall comfort.
Why should I choose your team for crawlspace encapsulation?
We’re a trusted and reliable home restoration company that is known for the quality of our service and workmanship. We’ll effectively encapsulate your crawlspace while providing great customer service every step of the way.
How do I get an estimate?
To get started with this home improvement project, give us a call! We’ll come and inspect your crawlspace for free before giving you a comprehensive estimate for encapsulation.
At AdvantaClean of Lake Norman, Hickory and Gastonia, we offer crawlspace encapsulation services in Alexis, Belmont, Bessemer City, Catawba, Cherryville, Claremont, Connelly Springs, Conover, Cramerton, Crouse, Dallas, Denver, Drexel, Gastonia, Glen Alpine, Granite Falls, Hickory, High Shoals, Hildebran, Hudson, Icard, Iron Station, Lincolnton, Lowell, Maiden, McAdenville, Morganton, Mount Holly, Newton, Rhodhiss, Rutherford College, Sherrills Ford, Stanley, Terrell, Valdese, Vale, Westport, and Waco, North Carolina.
