Crawl Space Insulation for Milledgeville homeowners
Antebellum and Victorian homes in Milledgeville were built with beautiful floors sitting directly over open ground. Nothing between the boards and the crawl space but the framing itself, which is why they are cold in January.
Baldwin County red clay on rolling ground above the Oconee keeps that crawl space damp much of the year, particularly on the low side of a lot. Any insulation added without dealing with that moisture would be wasted material.
The work is done in a way that leaves the house alone. The ground gets sealed, then insulation goes on the perimeter of the sealed space. Original framing is untouched, nothing shows from inside, and the rooms above stop giving heat straight to the outdoors.
Here is what our crawl space insulation work includes on a Milledgeville 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
