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For encapsulation to work correctly, it must be installed properly. If any aspect of the encapsulation is done incorrectly, it won't achieve the goal of keeping your crawl space clean and dry. And failure to follow best practices could even create a hazard in your home!
- The crawl space must be sealable. All openings will be covered with a plastic vapor barrier, spray foam or foam board.
- The space must be cleaned and cleared. Inspect for mold and repair damage before encapsulation.
- Prepare for possible flooding with a water drainage system. It can be a simple gravel-filled French drain or a sump pump.
- Use the right product. Fiberglass insulation, for instance, works poorly in crawl spaces.
- Check that your gas-burning appliances and fireplace are NOT venting into the crawl space.
As you can see, there are many steps in the process, and each one requires specific tools and materials, as well as expertise. Trust the professionals at Croach® to update your home's foundation with crawl space encapsulation.
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