The Benefits of Crawlspace   
Encapsulation

Better Indoor Air Quality

Crawlspace encapsulation can help improve the air quality in your home. By preventing moisture from seeping into your home, you can reduce the growth of mould and mildew, which can cause health issues like allergies and respiratory problems.

Lower Energy Bills

Crawlspace encapsulation can also help you save money on your energy bills. By preventing moisture from entering your home, your HVAC system won't have to work as hard to maintain a comfortable temperature. This means you'll use less energy and save money on utility bills.

Protect Your Home's Structure

By encapsulating your crawlspace, you can protect the structure of your home. Moisture can cause wood to rot and compromise the structural integrity of your home. You can avoid damage to your home's foundation and structure by preventing moisture from entering your crawlspace.

How Crawlspace Encapsulation Works

Crawlspace encapsulation involves sealing your crawlspace with a moisture barrier. This moisture barrier is typically made of a heavy-duty plastic material that is designed to prevent moisture from seeping into your home. The process involves:

Cleaning the Crawlspace

Before encapsulating your crawlspace, it's essential to clean it thoroughly. This involves removing any debris, mould, or mildew that may be present.

Sealing the Crawlspace

Once the crawlspace is clean, the next step is to seal it with a moisture barrier. This barrier is typically made of a heavy-duty plastic material to prevent moisture from seeping into your home.

Adding a Dehumidifier

Adding a dehumidifier to your crawlspace may be necessary to help regulate the humidity levels. This can help prevent mould and mildew from growing in your crawlspace.