Moisture Control

Our Moisture Control solutions are designed around your home, your family, and your needs.

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Moisture problems in a home can lead to significant structural damage, unhealthy indoor conditions, and costly repairs if left untreated. Our moisture control remediation services are designed to identify the source of unwanted moisture and provide long-term solutions to keep your home safe and dry. From crawlspace encapsulation and vapor barrier installation to drainage improvements and dehumidifier systems, we use proven methods to reduce humidity, control wood decay and rot, and protect against conditions that attract termites. With professional remediation in place, you can rest assured that your home will remain healthier, more energy-efficient, and structurally sound for years to come.
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Crawl space doors are often overlooked, but they play a critical role in keeping out water, pests, and humidity. We build and install custom-fit crawl space doors designed with durable, moisture-resistant materials. A properly sealed door helps protect your crawl space from the outside environment, ensuring your moisture control system works at its best.
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Outdated or damaged vents can work against your home instead of helping it. We offer vent replacement and sealing options to improve air circulation or fully integrate into an encapsulated system, depending on your home’s specific needs.
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Standing water in a crawl space or basement poses a major risk. A sump pump system collects and channels excess water away from your home, reducing the risk of flooding, foundation settlement, or wood damage.
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High humidity inside your crawl space or basement can lead to serious issues. Installing a professional-grade dehumidifier keeps moisture levels under control, protects wooden structures, and supports healthier air quality throughout the home.
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A properly installed vapor barrier prevents ground moisture from rising into the crawl space. We use durable liners designed to provide long-lasting protection against damp conditions and help reduce odors and humidity.
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Encapsulation creates a sealed environment beneath your home. By closing off the crawl space with heavy-duty liners and protective coverings, we can reduce unwanted moisture, control humidity, and improve energy efficiency. This service also helps protect against wood decay and pest activity.

In addition to crawl space solutions, there are several steps homeowners can take around the property to help manage moisture before it reaches the foundation:

Gutters & Downspouts – Properly installed and maintained gutters direct rainwater away from your foundation. Extensions and splash blocks should move water at least 5–6 feet from the home.

Grading & Drainage – The soil around your home should slope away from the foundation to prevent water pooling near crawl space walls.

French Drains – An exterior or interior French drain can help channel groundwater away from the foundation and into a safe discharge area.

Regular Inspections – Periodically checking crawl space doors, foundation vents, and drainage systems ensures small issues are caught before they become larger problems.

Landscaping Maintenance – Keeping shrubs, mulch, and trees from being too close to the foundation reduces trapped moisture and promotes better airflow around the home.

These measures, combined with professional moisture control solutions, offer the best protection for your home’s structure and indoor air quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

Excess moisture in the crawl space can lead to wood decay, foundation issues, pest infestations, and poor indoor air quality. Controlling moisture protects your investment and creates a healthier home environment.
Encapsulation involves sealing the crawl space with a heavy-duty liner, sealing vents, and often adding a dehumidifier. This creates a controlled environment that keeps out ground moisture, improves energy efficiency, and helps prevent wood damage.
No. Once your crawl space is encapsulated and sealed, foundation vents are closed off to prevent outside air and moisture from entering. Instead, a dehumidifier or mechanical system maintains proper humidity levels.
A high-quality vapor barrier can last 15–20 years or more when properly installed. We use durable materials designed for long-term protection.
While a crawl space dehumidifier uses electricity, it often helps lower overall energy costs by making heating and cooling more efficient. Many homeowners see savings in the long run.

If your crawl space or basement has standing water or is prone to flooding during heavy rains, a sump pump is highly recommended. It prevents water from pooling and reduces the risk of structural damage.

Yes. Termites, ants, and other pests are drawn to damp environments. By reducing crawl space moisture, you make your home less attractive to these unwanted guests.