Crawlspace Encapsulation

Many homes built on traditional crawl spaces in Virginia and the southeast suffer from moisture control issues. Moisture comes from several sources including humidity, condensation, low-grade foundations with poor drainage, rising moisture from the ground and rainwater. Venting can’t remove it, in fact, it actually exacerbates the problem. The result is poor indoor air quality due to mold and microbial growth, high humidity indoors, wood rot, and insect infestation.

The solution is crawl space encapsulation. The result is maintaining the home’s structural integrity, increased comfort levels and improved air quality. Therefore, encapsulation will probably soon become part of the building code for all new homes.

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Crawlspace Encapsulation

Signs of Crawlspace Problems

The Process

Step One

Step One

Removal of any old insulation as needed.

Step Two

Step Two

Apply a product to deodorize and sanitize the entire crawlspace that will eliminate bacteria, viruses, fungus, and unwanted musty odors.

Step Three

Step Three

Apply Bora-care™ Wood Treatment to all exposed wood that will eliminate termites, insects, and fungi while preserving and protecting the wood.

Step Four

Step Four

Installation of insulation on all joist ends and on all exterior walls. The vents are sealed and we finish up by installing a vapor barrier on the floor, piers, and up the walls.

Improved Conditions

Improved Conditions

50% of the air you breathe in your home comes from your crawlspace. Research by Advanced Energy (sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy), indicates that crawlspace encapsulation provides:

  • Improved moisture conditions
  • Improved climate control
  • Improved quality of air you and your family breath
  • Protection from mold, mildew, and must

AND can save you up to 18% on your home energy costs.

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Crawlspace Encapsulation can help eliminate moisture, mold, and mildew; decrease wear and tear on your HVAC; increase indoor comfort levels and air quality; impede costly pest infestations; AND increase the energy efficiency level in your home.