Protect Your Most Prized Investment with a Crawlspace Encapsulation
Crawlspace encapsulation creates a barrier that keeps out moisture, pests, and harmful gases. By sealing off your crawlspace, you’ll improve air quality, prevent mold growth, and reduce energy costs. Don’t wait until it’s too late – safeguard your home today.
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What Our Customers Say
Paul did a great job. Top notch company
Austin Evans
July 5, 2024
Had a fantastic experience with them. Fixed my waterproofing issues with ease! Thanks again!
Justin Kettlewell
June 8, 2024
Great company with quality service
Aubrey Bartzen
June 8, 2024
Paul did a great job. Top notch company
Austin EvansJuly 5, 2024
Had a fantastic experience with them. Fixed my waterproofing issues with ease! Thanks again!
Justin KettlewellJune 8, 2024
Great company with quality service
Aubrey BartzenJune 8, 2024
Why Should I Have My Crawl Space Encapsulated?
In addition to structural decay and mold, crawl space vents can cause pest infestations and a higher energy bill. Crawl Space Encapsulation is a vapor barrier that, when installed, will help your home to be more efficient and protected from the elements.
We suggest to best protect your home is to ensure that crawl space vents are sealed, then install a crawl space vapor barrier on the walls and floors. Adding a dehumidifier to your home is a great finishing touch, as it helps dry out the crawl space and preserve your home’s foundation.
All crawl space problems can be solved by Basement Waterproofing of Michigan. With our Crawl Space Encapsulation System and structural repair services, you can improve the quality of your home’s life and the health of your family.
What If My Crawl Space Floods?
Water intrusion and pooling are prevented with our crawl space drainage systems, ensuring your crawl space is safe and dry at all times.
It is common for water to create puddles in your crawl space when it enters your home. Static water puddles breed dangerous microorganisms that eventually find their way inside your home.
Its initial condensation may cause a rise in relative humidity, resulting in mold and dry rot, ultimately compromising the beams and joists’ structural integrity.
