Crawlspace Encapsulation

Atmosphere of Your Crawlspace

Do your floors always seem drafty no matter how much you crank the heat up? Does your crawlspace feel damp and musty? Like a little hothouse below your home? You might think that the feel of your crawlspace doesn’t matter. After all, you won’t be entertaining guests in your crawl space. But it does!

The atmosphere in your crawlspace (the area underneath your house designed to house wiring, ductwork, plumbing, and your heating and cooling equipment) can greatly affect the rest of your home.

Breeding Ground for Problems

Crawl spaces can actually become a breeding ground for snakes, insects, rodents, and, especially, mold. The mold can wear away the foundation of your home and work its way inside your home causing health problems.

Energy Inefficient

The temperature of your home can also be affected by the crawlspace – cool air in the winter and warm, humid air in the summer can seep in and cause you to use more energy to cool or heat your home.

Crawlspace Encapsulation Process

Digging Around House to Gain Access to the Crawlspace

Drilling Hole to Allow Access to the Crawlspace

Exploring the Water Damage Prior Crawlspace Encapsulation

Crawlspace Prior to Encapsulation Project

Crawlspace Encapsulation Project Completed Inside

Doorway Framing During Crawlspace Encapsulation

Finished Crawlspace Encapsulation Entryway

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Is Crawlspace Encapsulation Right for You?

This process helps to prevent the elements from having their way underneath your home, meaning no chance of mold moving in under your nose. No more sneezing and wheezing because of damp, dirty areas underneath your home. Call Southern Home Performance for a Whole Home Assessment & Energy Audit to see if crawlspace encapsulation can help you.