You might already know that crawl spaces are naturally damp and moist. What happens is that moisture from the water table seeps up and the air in the crawl space becomes humid. It’s a perfect breeding ground for mold, mildew, and harmful bacteria.
 
When mold grows it begins to shed spores that enter your home from below – right through your floors. The mold floats around in the air in your home.

Did you know that 30-50% of the air in your home originates in your crawl space and basement? This is the air that you and your family breathe in every might while you’re lying in bed sleeping. It often makes people sick and causes breathing issues, exasperates asthma, and can be the root cause of sinus difficulty and infections.
 
FAQs | Some questions many homeowners begin to ask themselves are:
 

• Is this why my children have breathing issues and sinus problems?
  
• Is the air in my home starting to make my family sick and I don’t even know it?
  
• How long can I tolerate living with moisture and mold in my home?
  
• If I don’t fix this what are the negative consequences of continuing to live with mold and mildew in my home?
  
• How does this impact the value of my home?
  
• How do I fix this and how much will it cost?

It’s time to call and schedule your FREE on-site consultation.

We know every home is different and many variables affect how unhealthy a crawl space becomes over time – things like the size, where it sits in relation to the water table, how the crawl space has been insulated and vented – all come into play when assessing not only what damage has already occurred but also what needs to be done to fix it.

​Contact us at 704 773 9021 and one of our customer care professionals will come out and talk with you about what they find and what it will cost you to fix your crawl space.

You might already know that there’s structural damage because of the humidity in your crawl space or even that the crawl space is the source of the musty odors in your home. Maybe you’ve even tried a few do-it-yourself solutions to mask the smell or lock out the moisture from the ground.
 
But the truth is dirt crawlspaces are pretty much like having a dirt floor in your home.
 
What happens is that moisture, or even water from the ground, seeps up into your crawlspace and creates the ideal environment for decay. Dry rot is a fungus that thrives in your crawl space and grows and feeds off damp wood. The beams that hold your house together slowly disintegrate over time. It’s so slow that maybe you don’t even notice it happening.
 
If you’re also smelling foul odors it means that the decay is well underway. Sometimes the dry rot is so well underway that you experience sagging or bouncy floors. Sometimes cracks appear, especially around your door frames. The doors then warp or become sticky and squeaky and won’t close properly.
 
These are just some of the signs but there are many others. Maybe you have only one or two. And that’s good. Because it means there’s  still a little time to fix your crawl space before the damage is too costly.
 
FAQs | Some questions many homeowners begin to ask themselves are:
 

• How can I live with the disgusting smells?
  
• How much damage do I really have to my home?
  
• What are the long term financial risks to my home if I don’t fix this immediately?
  
• How do I fix this and how much will it cost?

It’s time to call and schedule your FREE on-site consultation.

We know every home is different and many variables affect how unhealthy a crawl space becomes over time – things like the size, where it sits in relation to the water table, how the crawl space has been insulated and vented – all come into play when assessing not only what damage has already occurred but also what needs to be done to fix it.

​Contact us at 704 773 9021 and one of our customer care professionals will come out and talk with you about what they find and what it will cost you to fix your crawl space.

You might already know that every time you turn up your air conditioner or thermostat you’re often just drying out the moist air in your home emanating from your crawl space.
 
Dirt crawl spaces are pretty much like having a dirt floor in your home.
 
What happens in the winter is that the air in the crawl space maintains a fairly constant temperature, consistent with the ground temperature.

Even if you’ve insulated your crawl space, you are paying to heat it every time warm air runs through the heating ducts down there. The bone-chilling air seeps up into your living space causing you to feel damp and cold. In some houses the mold problem is so bad that you feel like your furnace might as well be in your back yard.
 
The same thing happens in the summer with your air conditioning. If your crawl space is vented – and most typically are – then it lets the warm, humid summer air in and you’re paying through your duct work to reduce that humidity and the cool air that’s meant for you and your family.
 
FAQs | Some questions many homeowners begin to ask themselves are:

• How long am I going to pay to heat and cool my crawlspace rather than my home?
• How can I live with this before it becomes intolerable?
• What are the long term financial risks to my home if I don’t fix this immediately?
• How do I fix this and how much will it cost?

It’s time to call and schedule your FREE on-site consultation.

We know every home is different and many variables affect how unhealthy a crawl space becomes over time – things like the size, where it sits in relation to the water table, how the crawl space has been insulated and vented – all come into play when assessing not only what damage has already occurred but also what needs to be done to fix it.

Contact us at 704 773 9021 and one of our customer care professionals will come out and talk with you about what they find and what it will cost you to fix your crawl space.

You might already know that dirt crawl spaces are one of the ways vermin enter your home. It’s an ideal nesting place for mice, insects and other animals. Maybe you’ve set some traps down there or even have a regular exterminator.

Treating the symptoms is a long-term financial commitment. What kinds of toxic extermination substances are you using that become airborne or get into your well water?
 
The truth is that dirt crawl spaces are pretty much like having a dirt floor in your home. It’s a breeding ground for spiders, rats, skunks, raccoons, squirrels, mice, ants and other insects.

​You may have noticed signs like cobwebs, droppings, the odor of urine, the smell of a skunk whose nestled in and called it home. What better shelter can these vermin find but in your home?
 
FAQS | Some questions many homeowners begin to ask themselves are:

• What diseases are these animals bringing into my home?
• Will it make me sick?
• Is it already making me sick and I don’t even know it?
• Are insects already destroying my home?
• What are the long-term financial risks to my home if I don’t fix this immediately?
• How do I fix this and how much will it cost?

It’s time to call and schedule your FREE on-site consultation.

We know every home is different and many variables affect how unhealthy a crawl space becomes over time – things like the size, where it sits in relation to the water table, how the crawl space has been insulated and vented – all come into play when assessing not only what damage has already occurred but also what needs to be done to fix it.

​Contact us at 704 773 9021 and one of our customer care professionals will come out and talk with you about what they find and what it will cost you to fix your crawl space.