Crawl Space Insulation for Griffin homeowners
Griffin sits higher than the rest of the area we cover and the winters are colder for it. In a mill-village house or a fifties ranch with a shallow crawl space, that difference is felt through the floor first.
What is under those floors is usually either nothing or fiberglass that has absorbed years of moisture. Heavy Piedmont clay holds water against the foundation for a week at a time, so the crawl space perimeter stays damp and any insulation near it suffers.
We take out what has failed, handle the moisture with drainage and a sealed ground cover, and then insulate the perimeter of the sealed space. That order is what makes the insulation last more than a few seasons in this soil.
Griffin homeowners get the same scope every time, priced in writing before a crew books the date.
- Removes old, damaged insulation
- Moisture-appropriate materials
- Warmer floors, lower energy bills
- Pairs perfectly with encapsulation
