Crawl Space Encapsulation Companies in Texas
Ponca City, OK 74601
Oklahoma: including Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita and Woodward.
Haltom City, TX 76117
NE Texas: including Dallas, Fort Worth and Plano.
Austin, TX 78701
Amarillo, TX 79118
NW Oklahoma: including Guymon, Kenton and Beaver.
NW Texas: including Odessa, Lubbock, and Amarillo.
San Antonio, TX 78209
Southern Texas: including San Antonio, New Braunfels, Boerne, Floresville and surrounding areas.
Crawl Space Repair Contractors in Texas
Many people understand that, through a combination of high temperatures and high humidity, Texas environments encourage mold growth, structural decay and poor indoor environmental quality in their home, but few realize that these problems have a lot to do with their crawl space.
Your home is a system, and every part of that system plays a role that affects the rest of the structure. If your crawl space begins to rot, grow mold, or experience structural problems, this will extend to every part of your home.
A home with a dirt crawl space costs more to heat and cool. And if your crawl space is vented, those vents let hot, wet, or cold air in, making your floors cold upstairs in winter and hot in summer.
To combat the crawl space problems, our CleanSpace dealers from Basement Systems international crawl space contractors network have positioned themselves to be the leading experts in crawl space moisture control and all other crawl space repair services. Whatever your issue, we have the products and experience that you need to find the best solution.
Fixing your crawl space is one home repair you can't afford not to make. Whether you live in Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso or Arlington, our certified crawl space dealers in your local area are ready to assist you with customized crawl space repair solutions that include our state of the art, patented CleanSpace products, such as:
- Crawl Space Vapor Barrier
- SaniDry Crawl Space Dehumidifier
- Crawl Space Vent Covers
- Crawl Space Door
- Crawl Space Insulation
Click here to contact us or call 800-638-7048 for a free quote and let us turn your damp, moldy crawl space & into a dry, healthy usable space.
Customer Reviews
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By Chris P.Stinnett, TXEveryone has been very professional, kind and helpfulView Review -
By Fred G.Amarillo, TXThese are good people to work with!View Review
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By Denise G.Grapevine, TXI have a family member living in Houston who may be in need...View Review
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By Denise SchmidtJust wanted to give a big thank you to Shawn and his crew...View Review
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By Audra YergerBorger, TXI had this work done so that we could sell our house. I...View Review
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By Greg ReiswigFritch, TXOwen and crew were extremely professional and the work...View Review
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By Paul MooreStinnett, TXPlease hire more guys like Tony and Rudy!View Review
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By Emma FrescasDumas, TXVery Friendly and trustworthy. Over all honest.View Review
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By George O.Amarillo, TXGreat JobView Review
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Recent job requests for crawl space repair in TX:
Project Location: Mckinney, TX 75069
Comment: Cold air coming up though floor from crawlspace
Project Location: Ennis, TX 75119
Comment: Trying to fix my crawl space under my house but have been running into problems with a crawl space leaking and letting water in. Also want to get an estimate or recommendations for fixing up my crawl space. Home is pier and beam.
Project Location: Hurst, TX 76053
Comment: We have some groundwater coming into the crawl space when it rains. Moisture in crawl space. We need to get this closed off so that we can dry out the crawl space and prevent more groundwater coming in.
Project Location: Austin, TX 78722
Comment: Hello, We have a home on peer and beams with a brick facade that goes below grade. The crawlspace has a dirt floor. I started the work to encapsulate the crawlspace after the summer and fall when there had been no rain using spray foam on the above grade walls. When I went back today after a week of heavy rain I noticed there is water coming through the brick and soaking cement skit that is under the brick. I also noticed the joist bays are damp. I am assuming the water is coming from the saturated soil, but I am not confident. The beams are more than 70 years-old. Some of the bays are several feet above grade. We have new gutters and recently re-plumbed the house. My biggest fear is causing the joists to rot. My end goal is to encapsulate the entire crawlspace to save on heating and cooling costs and prevent the pipes from freezing. I.e I want to no longer have a ventilated crawlspace.
