Crawl Space Insulation for Warner Robins homeowners
Almost every older Warner Robins home we open up has the same picture underneath. Fiberglass batts installed between the floor joists decades ago, now sagging, dark, and in places lying on the ground.
The cause is the same every time. The crawl space here stays humid because the ground below is damp and the vents bring in more moisture than they remove. Fiberglass absorbs that moisture, loses its loft, gets heavy, and falls. Wet fiberglass has almost no insulating value at all.
We take it out, deal with the moisture, and then insulate properly. In a sealed crawl space that means insulating the perimeter walls so the space stays within the conditioned envelope of the house, which works better here than trying to fight the humidity between the joists.
The scope is fixed before we start on a Warner Robins home, so nothing gets added once the crew is underneath.
- Removes old, damaged insulation
- Moisture-appropriate materials
- Warmer floors, lower energy bills
- Pairs perfectly with encapsulation
