Crawl Space Blogs and Articles
As we explore the subject of home maintenance and energy efficiency, it becomes evident that attic insulation holds a significant position. The importance of attic insulation is often overlooked, but its benefits are far-reaching, making it an essential aspect of any home. Proper attic insulation is not just about keeping your home warm in winter…
Read MoreHomeowners are constantly bombarded with bad information from crawl space and mold remediation contractors about proper ways to address mold. As we embark on a mission to unravel one of the lesser-known mysteries lurking beneath our homes-the presence of mold in crawl spaces. In our quest for knowledge, we often encounter solutions that seem quick…
Read MoreThe home is supposed to be a place that provides you with safety, comfort, and security, but that’s not always the case. Your home can be an unhealthy environment due to a variety of reasons that have the potential to harm us and impact our health. As the weather gets colder, people will be at…
Read MoreMothballs are often used as a deterrent to keep pests, such as mice, out of homes and crawl spaces. However, what many people do not realize is that these small, white balls can be toxic when overused. Unfortunately, this is a lesson one family learned the hard way. In an attempt to get rid of…
Read MoreShould you remove old wood touching concrete or dirt floor in a crawl space or basement? Is it a termite attractor? “I have a house built in 1947 that’s on the water in Long Island, NY. There are old wood planks (2×4) in the middle of the main area of the foundation floor. Wondering if…
Read MoreI know a list of 15 waterproofing mistakes made in a crawl space seems a bit extreme, but I wanted to share the mistakes we see homeowners and contractors make when fixing a flooded crawl space. Keep in mind many of these mistakes are made from cheapness or corner cutting and should be avoided. If…
Read MoreThe effect of a high water table on your home can be seen in the crawl space, basement, interior walls and doors, and even the roof if you know what to look for. Many homes are affected by the water table at such a subtle pace that it can go unnoticed for years. Sometimes the…
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