Frequently Asked Questions

A vapor barrier is a premium sheeting material used to prevent ground moisture from entering the crawl space helping to maintain a dry environment.  We use 8 mil, 14 mil, 16 mil, 20 mil, or 36 mil depending on a number of factors.

By sealing off the crawl space and installing a protective vapor barrier, crawl space encapsulation reduces moisture levels that can lead to mold growth.

Mold remediation refers to the process of identifying, removing, restoring, and preventing the recurrence of mold growth in a space with mold-resistant treatments.

Signs of a crawl space issue include standing water, high humidity, musty odors, sagging floors, visible mold growth, missing doors, and drooping insulation.

A sump pump is used to remove excess water that accumulates in the crawl space, preventing flooding and water damage. It turns on when needed and pumps water out of your crawlspace.

Water can enter a crawl space through foundation cracks, leaky pipes, poor drainage, and groundwater seepage. Many times, drainage issues are the culprit. We can install French drains around your crawl space perimeter to remedy this issue. 

Water can enter a crawl space through foundation cracks, leaky pipes, poor drainage, and groundwater seepage. Many times, drainage issues are the culprit. We can install French drains around your crawl space perimeter to remedy this issue. 

Regular inspection of the encapsulated space, checking for leaks, monitoring humidity levels, and maintaining proper drainage are key to ensuring the system's effectiveness.

Yes, crawl space encapsulation can act as a barrier against pests like insects, snakes, and rodents, reducing their ability to enter and thrive in the crawl space.

Yes. Mold in the crawl space can release spores that may enter the home's living spaces, potentially causing respiratory issues and other health problems, especially for those with allergies or sensitivities.