Crawl space encapsulation and spray foam for Humboldt’s older homes — stopping the humidity that damps crawl spaces and rots floors.
Tell us what the space is doing and we’ll come take a look — no charge.
North of Jackson in Gibson County, Humboldt is a classic West Tennessee town of older homes — and older homes on crawl spaces in a humid climate are exactly where moisture problems take hold.
Humboldt shares the humid West Tennessee climate that makes crawl space and foam work such a strong fit: the U.S. Department of Energy places this region in IECC Climate Zone 3A, the mixed-humid zone, where the ‘A’ means moist. The muggy season runs about four and a half months, and Jackson — just up the road — averages about 51.7 inches of rain a year. That constant humidity is what damps down crawl spaces and drives up cooling bills, and it’s exactly what sealing the envelope with a vapor barrier and foam is built to stop.
Much of Humboldt’s housing predates modern insulation and moisture-control standards, which means a lot of vented crawl spaces quietly taking on humidity year after year. The signs show up as a musty smell, a floor that’s starting to give, or a summer cooling bill that keeps climbing. Encapsulation and a proper vapor barrier stop the moisture at its source instead of chasing the symptoms.
Whatever the home or building is doing, we bring the full range to Humboldt:
A dry crawl space works best paired with a sealed attic, because in a humid climate air moves through the house from bottom to top. We’re glad to look at the whole envelope in Humboldt — crawl, attic, and any metal building on the property — and tell you honestly where the moisture and heat are getting in.
Call (731) 236-2914 for a free on-site estimate in Humboldt.
Free on-site crawl space and spray foam estimates across Jackson and West Tennessee. We’ll tell you where humidity and heat are getting into your home and exactly what it takes to seal it.