Frequently Asked Questions About Crawl Space Repair
Eliminating water intrusion in a crawl space uses a similar process to basement waterproofing. Installing a crawl space encapsulation system, interior drainage system, and crawl space sump pump is the best way to stop water seepage in the crawl space.
A vapor barrier helps protect your crawl space — and your entire home — from costly water damage. When left untreated, crawl space moisture can cause structural damage, mildew and mold growth, musty odors, pest infestations, and more.
Yes. Crawl spaces should be completely sealed off from outside moisture in the air and ground.
Although there is a debate on whether crawl space vents should be opened in the summer and closed in the winter, we recommend keeping them closed year-round. Closed crawl space vents protect your home from outside moisture and pests, which benefits your entire home. Crawl space encapsulation can further protect the condition of your crawl space and home.
If your crawl space needs repair, you’ll likely notice some or multiple of these signs:
Moisture or standing water
High humidity
Worsened allergy or asthma symptoms
Musty odors
Mold growth
Structural damage
Wood rot
Pest infestation
Sagging floors
Increased utility bills
If you think there is a problem with your crawl space, contact our team. We will perform an inspection and provide a free, no-obligation estimate.
Factors such as high humidity, poor ventilation, water intrusion, and soil settlement can contribute to crawl space issues in Anchorage, Wasilla, Juneau, and nearby.
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