Crawl Space Vapor Barrier for Hardwick homeowners
Crawl under most Hardwick homes and you find one of two things. Bare orange clay, or a sheet of thin plastic somebody put down decades ago that is now torn, bunched against the piers and covered in dirt. Neither one keeps ground moisture out of the house.
Baldwin County clay stays damp well below the surface, especially on lots that slope toward a creek or toward the Oconee. That moisture rises constantly as vapor. With nothing sealing the ground, it moves straight up into the joists, the subfloor and eventually the air you breathe in the living room.
We pull out the old plastic, rake and level the ground, then roll out a heavy reinforced barrier that overlaps at every seam and runs up the foundation walls. Seams get taped and piers get wrapped. Every Hardwick job starts with a free inspection, photos and a written price.
Hardwick homeowners get the same scope every time, priced in writing before a crew books the date.
- Puncture-resistant, overlapped seams
- Blocks soil moisture and humidity
- Protects joists and subfloor from rot
- A budget-friendly first step or full system
