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Cleanouts and debris removal
Nobody likes, or even wants to go into their tiny, dark crawl space under their house, especially for clean-out purposes.
Don’t bother getting yourself all dusty and dirty, and don’t waste your valuable time trying
to complete the daunting task of cleaning your crawl space by yourself.
Structural repairs to the wood members or piers
If your home has sagging floor joists and girders, you're dealing with a problem that manifests itself throughout the entire building.
Moisture, rot, termites, wood-boring insects, or other destructive forces
may have damaged your structural wood.
Insulation install and removal in attics/crawlspaces
Crawl space insulation, as a part of overall home air sealing and insulation, helps maintain your entire home's energy efficiency.
Without insulation, heat and cool air are easily lost through the floor. Insulation also helps
to preserve the air quality and reduce energy costs.
Fungus treatments
If your home has a crawlspace, mold growth will always be a very real concern.
While there are general mold prevention techniques, the construction of a crawlspace or attic tends
They are dark, moist, and hot, so even with proper ventilation, mold can accumulate over time.
Sand and sump pump installs
A sump pump works to keep ground water from making its way into your home.
The sump pit - located within the sump pump - is set to a particular
level that will trigger the pump
Dehumidifier systems
Most crawl spaces are vented to the outdoors, but over the past decade, encapsulating the crawl space has gained favor among builders of green and energy efficient homes.
It's often seen as the best way to eliminate the moisture problems
that often result from vented crawl spaces.
Vapor barriers
Ventilated dirt crawl spaces provide a source of moisture that can lead to mold, mildew, fungus and even structural decay.
Therefore, a crawl space needs to be sealed with a crawl space vapor barrier or crawl space vapor
retarder to help maintain humidity levels for occupant comfort, reduce heating and cooling costs and minimize other moisture related problems.
