Crawl Space Insulation for Hardwick homeowners
Many Hardwick homeowners notice it on the first cold morning in December. The floors feel like ice and the heat runs nonstop. Look under the house and the fiberglass that was stapled between the joists decades ago is hanging down, falling out, or soaked flat.
Fiberglass in a vented crawl space is a poor fit for Middle Georgia. It soaks up summer humidity, loses its value when wet, and becomes a home for mold and mice. Pull one down and the subfloor above it is often stained and damp.
We take out the failed batts and insulate the way a sealed crawl space should be done, with rigid foam board on the foundation walls and rim joists sealed against air leaks. That keeps the floor warmer and drier. The Hardwick inspection is free, with photos and a written price.
Here is what our crawl space insulation work includes on a Hardwick home, in town or out toward the Baldwin County line.
- Removes old, damaged insulation
- Moisture-appropriate materials
- Warmer floors, lower energy bills
- Pairs perfectly with encapsulation
