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Crawl Space Encapsulation & Repair

Crawl Spaces: A housing epidemic

Dirt, vented crawl spaces are a source of so many problems, industry experts call them a "housing epidemic" ... Watch Video

Crawl space encapsulation, or sealing, is the treatment that building scientists recommend to turn a damp, dirty, moldy crawl space into a clean, dry space where mold can’t grow

Basement Systems has pioneered the field of crawl space encapsulation. Our professionals install specialized crawl space repair products to transform any “problem” crawl space into a clean, dry foundation that’s an asset rather than a liability.

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Signs of a crawl space problem

Many homes built on a crawl space foundation suffer from moisture problems, especially those in the southeast United States. And crawl space problems can cause issues upstairs too.

In the upstairs living area:

  • Musty odors
  • Buckled hardwood floors
  • High humidity
  • Condensation and rot around floor registers
  • Cold floors
  • High heating and cooling costs

Inside the crawl space:

  • Mold or moisture damage
  • Condensation or "sweating" on air conditioning ductwork or equipment
  • Condensation on pipes
  • Soggy insulation
  • Hanging or fallen insulation
  • Insect/pest infestations
  • Rotted wooden framing
  • Water on the dirt or concrete floor

Put an end to crawl space problems with the CleanSpace® System

Transform your damp, dirty, moldy crawl space into a clean, dry foundation with the CleanSpace® crawl space encapsulation system. Our innovative CleanSpace® products easily outperform off-the-shelf materials used by other contractors. With CleanSpace, your home is receiving high-quality crawl space encapsulation and repair solutions from leading crawl space repair professionals in your area.

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Answers to your common crawl space questions

  • How does moisture and humidity affect my crawl space?

    Moisture is the most common problem in a vented, unsealed crawl space. Humidity and excess moisture leads to mold growth, wood rot, and pest infestations. Crawl space moisture often migrates upstairs through the "stack effect," contributing to structural damage, musty odors, and high energy bills.

  • How do I get rid of moisture and water problems in my crawl space?

    Crawl space encapsulation is the most recommended solution to prevent crawl space moisture. A dehumidifier designed for crawl spaces can ensure a dry crawl space and prevent mold growth. A drainage system and sump pump can stop water intrusion in the crawl space.

  • Do I need a dehumidifier in my crawl space?

    A dehumidifier controls humidity and removes moisture from the air to prevent mold and property damage and make the whole house more comfortable. A Basement Systems dealer in your area can evaluate your crawl space and recommend the best solution for moisture control.

  • What kind of sump pump do I need for a crawl space?

    The best crawl space sump pump depends on your exact drainage control needs. Basement Systems offers durable, high-capacity sump pump systems. Contact your Basement Systems dealer to schedule an on-site crawl space drainage evaluation.

  • How much will a crawl space encapsulation estimate cost?

    Basement Systems dealers offer free cost estimates at no obligation. Find your local crawl space specialist to schedule your free on-site crawl space evaluation today.

Do you need crawl space repair?

Do any of the following apply to your home or crawl space? If yes, you should consider having your crawl space evaluated by a professional.

Crawl space with open vents and a dirt floor
Vented, dirt-floored crawl spaces are still permitted by building codes in many areas, despite the moisture and mold problems they cause.

Allergy and asthma symptoms
Airborne mold spores and dust mites from damp crawl space and basement areas are among the most common indoor air pollutants and allergens.

Fiberglass insulation in the crawl space
Fiberglass insulation is the WRONG material to use when insulating a crawl space. It absorbs moisture, loses R-value, attracts mold, promotes wood rot, and falls out of place.

Contact Basement Systems to request a crawl space evaluation and repair cost estimate from your local crawl space repair specialist or find a CleanSpace dealer.

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