Crawl Space Insulation for Robins Air Force Base homeowners
Look under most older homes around Robins Air Force Base and you will find pink fiberglass stuffed between the floor joists. In a vented crawl space it gets hit with humid summer air every day. The batts absorb moisture, grow heavy and start hanging down or dropping to the dirt in clumps.
Once that happens the floors above run cold in January and the air conditioning works harder in July. Wet fiberglass also holds moisture against the subfloor, which leads to mildew. Military families who buy an older ranch house near the gate often notice cold floors or high power bills during their first winter.
We pull the old insulation out, check the framing for damage and install a replacement that fits the space. In a sealed crawl space that often means rigid foam board on the foundation walls. In a vented space we choose materials that tolerate moisture and fasten them properly. Free inspection, photos and a written price first.
Our crawl space insulation scope is the same on every Robins Air Force Base home, whatever the Houston County ground turns out to be doing.
- Removes old, damaged insulation
- Moisture-appropriate materials
- Warmer floors, lower energy bills
- Pairs perfectly with encapsulation
