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Vapor Barrier Are you thinking about installing a vapor barrier in your crawl space but are not sure it will be enough for your home? Or should you completely encapsulate your crawl space? Knowing more about encapsulation will help you to decide which is right for you. The first thing you need to know about
Crawl Space Dehumidifiers Crawl space moisture can be a problem for homeowners who live in damp, humid climates. Depending on the extent of moisture, your home may become permanently damaged. Foundation repairs can reach the ten-thousand-dollar price range. Foundation repair wisdom says to prevent the damage with encapsulation. What happens when you cannot currently afford
Cracks on walls and roofs and damage to the property owner’s worst nightmares need foundation repair. These faults that we often overlook can turn out to be a catastrophe and lead to hefty expenses in the future. Not to mention, these damages can jeopardize the safety of occupants and the structural integrity of the building
Crawl Space Encapsulation will make your home warmer during the winter and cooler during the summer. A well-insulated crawl space is the best way to keep your house off the ground. If you reside in a place with a humid or cold environment, the foundation is essential since it prevents any water from piling up.
A Flooded Yard Can Damage Your Foundation With lots of rain heading towards us this summer, we must prepare for a bit of flooding on our prized lawns. A flooded yard can lead to erosion over time, weakening your home’s foundation in the long run. If your home sits next to a level depression or
Crawl areas or Crawl Space Encapsulation are found in roughly 20% of newly constructed homes in the United States. These areas hold your home’s HVAC, electrical, plumbing, gas lines, and irrigation system, among other things. Moisture-related concerns, such as mold and mildew, are common in homes with open vented crawl areas. These problems might jeopardize
Humidity is inevitable during the summer. The summer humidity creates condensation in your crawl space. Condensation can lead to mold and much more. The rains will fall hard this summer, but that does not mean your crawl space has to be wet or have high humidity. Emptying a flooded crawl space is imperative to preventing
Many property owners choose to spend on traditional home upgrades such as kitchen remodels, room extensions, or a fresh coat of paint when it comes to renovating their houses. However, have you considered crawl space encapsulation? It would help if you did so immediately because it would increase the value of your home. Any home
Tips on How To Keep Insulation From Falling Down In The Crawl Space Your crawl space is the area of your home that requires insulation to seal out moisture, heat, and ac leaks. When it fails to stay intact, it can lead to a soggy, nasty mess that allows mold to colonize on the wood
Bowing Basement Walls If your basement walls are bowing, you need to call a foundation repair company. Foundation repair companies like Atlantic Foundation specialize in basement wall stabilization. What seems like a minor problem could become a nightmare. A bowing basement wall is telling you that there is trouble. It is easy to assume that
Atlantic Foundation and Crawl Space Repair
PO Box 1450
Wendell, NC 27591
Fax: 919-364-0747
