We're dedicated to ensuring every home has a healthy and secure crawl space. Our team of experts specializes in helping our customers protect their homes from moisture and mold damage with unique solutions. One of the best solutions is crawlspace encapsulation. We offer personalized repair options with a crawlspace encapsulation including vapor barriers, insulation, drainage systems, sump pump installation and repair, dehumidifiers, and more tailored just for your crawlspace. With us, you can rest assured that your crawl space will once and for all be safe and dry.
Encapsulation helps to control humidity levels by creating a barrier between your crawl space and the outside environment. This means that any moisture or water vapor coming from outside will not be able to penetrate into your crawl space. Additionally, encapsulation prevents air leakage which helps maintain consistent temperatures throughout the year. Moreover, with encapsulation installed in your crawlspace, you won't have to worry about pest infestations anymore because they will not have access to nest or breed in such an environment. We also use top brands like Bora Foam for foam insulation, known to be termite resistant.
We have 15+ years of experience in the crawlspace industry, plus we are widely trained to handle even the toughest jobs. Our operations manager has his Home Inspector license and Mold Certification. Our owner is a NC Wood Destroying Insect Inspector. With our trained team and background knowledge, you’ll get quality work and lasting results. Ask us about our “Impact Guarantee”.
Our service areas include all of Wayne, Lenoir, Pitt Counties, and far beyond. Cities we travel to include Pink Hill, Goldsboro, Greenville, New Bern, Raleigh, Jacksonville, Emerald Isle, Morehead City, Kinston, Clinton, Swansboro, Mt. Olive, and Wilmington, NC.
Crawl space encapsulation blocks much of the ground moisture and humid outside air that can collect beneath a home. In Pink Hill and across North Carolina, that extra moisture control can help reduce condensation, musty odors, mold-friendly conditions, and damp structural wood.
Most crawl space encapsulation projects take a few days, although larger spaces or existing moisture damage can add time. Standing water, mold, damaged insulation, or wood repairs may need attention before the crew installs and seals the encapsulation system.
A typical encapsulation project covers exposed soil and foundation surfaces with a durable moisture barrier and seals openings that allow humid air into the crawl space. Many systems also use drainage, insulation, sump pumps, or dehumidifiers when the home needs additional moisture control.
Consider encapsulation if you regularly notice high humidity, musty odors, condensation, damp wood, mold, or wet soil in your crawl space. Homeowners may also choose encapsulation when they want better long-term control over the moisture that North Carolina’s humid climate can bring beneath a house.
Warm, humid air can enter a traditional crawl space and leave moisture on cooler ducts, pipes, framing, and other surfaces. Encapsulation helps separate the crawl space from outside humidity and ground moisture, which makes the environment underneath the home easier to manage.
FAQs reviewed by Dwayne Hubbard, owner of Impact Crawlspace.
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Location:
LaGrange, NC 28551
Phone:
(252) 560-7776
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Mon-Fri: 7AM - 7PM
Sat: 10AM - 4PM
Sun: Closed
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