Protect Your Home From Water Damage With Crawl Space Encapsulation - Call Attic Pros In Ashland!
Ensure your home is free of mold and moisture with Attic Pros' crawl space encapsulation services in Ashland. Give us a call today!
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- Proactive and expert customer support agents
- Affordable price for a professional service
- Fast turnaround time without sacrificing quality
Contact us now to schedule your free inspection and get your quote immediately.
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Get Started with Crawl Space Encapsulation in 3 Easy Steps
Effortlessly Protect Your Property with Crawl Space Encapsulation
Schedule Your FREE Inspection
Arrange a visit to your property, during which we will assess your crawl space encapsulation needs. Following this assessment, we will provide you with a comprehensive estimate that covers both the cost and the projected timeline for the installation process.
Implement Crawl Space Encapsulation
Upon your decision to move forward, we will set a definitive installation date. Our skilled team will then meticulously install the crawl space encapsulation system, designed specifically to safeguard your property from issues related to moisture and humidity.
Continual Support and Assurance
Before concluding our service, we will conduct a thorough review to ensure your utmost satisfaction. We are committed to providing continuous support, and we will later follow up with you to confirm the effectiveness of your newly installed crawl space encapsulation system.
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Benefits Of Professional Crawl Space Encapsulation:
- Improved indoor air quality as encapsulation can prevent moisture and mold from growing in the crawl space.
- Energy savings as encapsulation can reduce air leaks and drafts, leading to lower heating and cooling costs.
- Increased home comfort as encapsulation can prevent cold air from entering in the winter and humid air in the summer.
- Extended lifespan of your HVAC system as encapsulation can reduce the workload on your HVAC system.
- Protection of your home’s structural integrity as encapsulation can prevent moisture damage to wooden support beams and floor joists.
- Prevention of pest infestations as encapsulation can make it difficult for pests to enter and thrive in the crawl space.
- The improved resale value of your home as encapsulation can be a selling point that demonstrates the care and maintenance of the property.
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An important point to remember: Donโt attempt to tackle the crawl space encapsulation on your own.
Crawl space encapsulation is a complex job that requires professional expertise. DIY solutions may seem like a quick fix, but they often lead to more problems down the line. Avoid the headaches and trust the team at Attic Pros to handle the job for you.
Our team of professionals has the skills and knowledge to properly encapsulate your crawl space and ensure your home stays safe and healthy. Schedule your FREE estimate today and let Attic Pros show you why we’re the best in the business.
Book Your Free Estimate For Crawl Space Encapsulation
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Attic Pros offers a detailed inspection report for every customer we work with. Hereโs what we include:
- Evaluation of Insulation: The inspector will also evaluate the insulation in your crawl space. Proper insulation helps maintain a healthy home environment and can help improve your home’s energy efficiency. Insulation that is improperly installed or damaged can lead to poor indoor air quality and high energy bills.
- Identify Potential Energy Efficiency Issues: During the inspection, the inspector will identify any areas where air may be escaping from your crawl space, which can help you save money on your energy bills. Proper encapsulation ensures that your crawl space is airtight, which helps reduce energy costs.
- Check for Pest Infestation: A crawl space that is not encapsulated can become a breeding ground for pests and rodents, which can lead to various health issues. The inspector will check for any signs of infestation and recommend measures to prevent it.
- Inspect Drainage System: The drainage system is crucial to ensure that water is directed away from your crawl space and does not accumulate in a particular area. The inspector will evaluate the drainage system and identify any potential issues that could lead to water intrusion.
- Evaluate Vapor Barrier: The vapor barrier is installed during crawl space encapsulation to prevent moisture from entering your crawl space. The inspector will evaluate the quality of the vapor barrier and identify any damages that require repair.
If you’re looking for a reliable crawl space encapsulation inspection service, consider Attic Pros. Our team of experts specializes in crawl space encapsulation and can help identify any issues that need to be addressed. Say goodbye to mold, pests, and high energy bills by contacting us today!
What Materials Are Used For Crawl Space Encapsulation?
Here are some of the most commonly used materials for crawl space encapsulation:
1. Vapor Barrier
It is typically made of polyethylene and can come in a variety of thicknesses. The thicker the vapor barrier, the more effective it is at preventing moisture from seeping through the barrier. A vapor barrier is typically placed on the floor of the crawl space, as well as on the walls and ceiling if necessary.
2. Insulation
It helps to regulate the temperature inside the crawl space, which can prevent moisture from forming. There are many different types of insulation available, including fiberglass, foam board, and spray foam. The type of insulation that is used will depend on the specific needs of the crawl space.
3. Sealants
Sealants are used to fill in any gaps or cracks in the crawl space, which can help to prevent moisture from entering. There are many different types of sealants available, including silicone caulk, expanding foam, and polyurethane foam. The type of sealant that is used will depend on the specific needs of the crawl space.
4. Dehumidifiers
Dehumidifiers are used to remove moisture from the air inside the crawl space. They work by sucking in the air and removing the moisture before blowing the dry air back into the space. There are many different types of dehumidifiers available, including portable units and whole-house units.
5. Sump Pump
A sump pump is a device that is used to remove excess water from the crawl space. It works by pumping water out of the space and away from the foundation of the house. A sump pump is typically installed in the lowest part of the crawl space, and it can be used in conjunction with other materials, such as a vapor barrier or insulation.
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Facing Crawl Space Encapsulation Concerns?
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Here's what your free inspection includes:
- Thorough Property & Crawl Space Analysis with Visual Documentation
- Assessment of Existing Issues and Potential Risks
- Identification of Moisture Entry Points & Effective Mitigation Approaches
- Access to Skilled Professionals for Addressing Your Inquiries
- Tailored Cost Estimate at No Charge
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Frequently
Asked Questions
Crawl space encapsulation is typically not done in a finished basement as it requires access to the underside of the subfloor. However, if there is a crawl space underneath the finished basement, encapsulation can still be done to improve air quality and prevent moisture buildup. It is important to consult a professional to determine the best course of action for your specific situation.
A vapor barrier for crawl space encapsulation should be at least 6 mils thick to effectively prevent moisture from penetrating the crawl space. Thicker barriers, such as 10-mil, may be necessary for particularly damp or humid environments. It’s important to have a professional assess the space and determine the appropriate thickness for your specific needs.
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