Our specialists can perform crawlspace encapsulation and moisture control solutions to provide you with a healthy and comfortable home.
A crawlspace can be a damp and musty space. You probably wouldn’t want to spend much time under your home because of this uninviting environment. However, have you ever stopped to think how much the issues down there can affect the air quality and humidity levels in your living spaces? The reality is if you want to have a healthy home with good indoor air quality for yourself and your family, you will want to consider all your options to improve your crawlspace conditions including encapsulation.
At AdvantaClean of Cabarrus and Rowan Counties, we are happy to come out and inspect your Concord, North Carolina home to determine whether your home’s crawlspace is having moisture issues. We will then share our findings and discuss what corrective actions might be helpful. Our specialists can perform crawlspace encapsulation, as well as other solutions, including a specialized ventilation system, drainage, sump pump, mold remediation, and dehumidifier installation. You may need only one of these solutions or could benefit from a combination.
Crawlspace encapsulation involves sealing every square foot of surface between the floor of your home and the ground beneath so that no moisture can seep into your home. The reduction of humidity will make it easier to keep your home comfortable and avoid problems such as mold. Your HVAC system will be able to operate more efficiently, too, resulting in lower utility bills. To learn more about the benefits you can expect with crawlspace encapsulation and learn if your home needs it, reach out to us today to schedule an inspection and consultation. We look forward to helping you have the healthy and comfortable home that you deserve.
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FAQs About Crawlspace Encapsulation
You likely don’t think much about the crawlspace under your home, but the truth is it can impact things like air quality, which in turn affects the health of you and your loved ones. Over the years, our team has assisted several homeowners concerned about the air quality in their home by providing them with crawlspace encapsulation. Continue reading to learn some of the commonly asked questions we get about this process.
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What is crawlspace encapsulation?
Crawlspace encapsulation is the process of sealing off a crawlspace with a vapor barrier (usually composed of plastic or foil) to keep moisture, humidity, and outside air from entering the region beneath a house. There are a variety of options when it comes to encapsulation. Our team can help access the right option for your home.
What are the advantages of crawlspace encapsulation?
There are several ways crawlspace encapsulations can benefit your home, including:
- Moisture Control: Lowers moisture and humidity levels, which inhibit mold and mildew growth.
- Improved Air Quality: Reduces allergen and pollutant infiltration, resulting in cleaner indoor air.
- Energy Efficiency: By limiting air leakage and reducing the demand on HVAC systems, you can reduce your heating and cooling expenditures.
- Increased Home Value: Encapsulation might be considered an investment in a home’s longevity and condition, potentially raising its resale value.
When should you consider crawlspace encapsulation?
Consider encapsulation if you notice musty odors in your home, mold or mildew in the crawlspace, regular indoor humidity issues, or exceptionally high energy costs caused by HVAC inefficiencies.
Does crawlspace encapsulation require professional installation?
While some homeowners may try DIY encapsulation, professional installation is best. Our team has the knowledge to properly examine the crawlspace, utilize the right materials, and ensure adequate sealing and insulation.
Contact AdvantaClean of Cabarrus and Rowan Counties Today!
At AdvantaClean of Cabarrus and Rowan Counties, we offer crawlspace encapsulation services in Concord, Kannapolis, China Grove, Cleveland, East Spencer, Asheford Green, Faith, Gold Hill, Granite Quarry, Harrisburg, Landis, Midland, Mount Pleasant, Mount Ulla, Rockwell, Salisbury, Spencer, and Woodleaf, North Carolina.
