Crawlspace Encapsulation
A damp crawlspace affects your entire home. Moisture, pests, and poor air quality can result. Crawlspace encapsulation seals the space and controls moisture for a healthier, more efficient home.
Get a Free EstimateWhat is Crawlspace Encapsulation?
Crawlspace encapsulation involves sealing the crawlspace with a heavy-duty vapor barrier (typically 20-mil polyethylene) that covers the floor and extends up the walls. The goal is to create a sealed, conditioned space that blocks moisture, pests, and outside air from entering.
A complete encapsulation may also include sealing vents, adding a dehumidifier if needed, and insulating walls. The result is a dry, clean space that no longer contributes moisture or contaminants to your living areas.
Why Crawlspace Encapsulation Matters
up to 50%of the air on your first floor can come from the crawl space
Missouri homes with crawlspaces face moisture challenges year-round. Damp crawlspaces can lead to mold, wood rot, pest problems, and musty air that rises into your home. Up to 50% of the air you breathe on the first floor can come from the crawlspace.
Encapsulation improves indoor air quality, can reduce humidity and allergens, may lower energy costs, and helps protect your home's structure from moisture damage.
Our Process
Assessment
We inspect your crawlspace for moisture, pests, and structural issues.
Preparation
We address any standing water, debris, or pest issues before encapsulation.
Installation
We install the vapor barrier, seal vents and penetrations, and add any needed dehumidification.
Verification
We ensure the encapsulation is complete and the space is properly sealed.