Crawl space encapsulation, attic foam, metal buildings and more — the full range of moisture and insulation work across Jackson, built for our humid climate.
Tell us what the space is doing and we’ll come take a look — no charge.
Jackson is home base, and it’s the hub of humid West Tennessee — a city of older homes on crawl spaces, where damp crawls, musty air, and sagging floors are among the most common problems we’re called about.
Much of Jackson’s housing sits on vented crawl spaces built on the old assumption that outside air would keep them dry. In our mixed-humid climate, that backfires: the Department of Energy notes that in humid climates the outside air is often more moist than the crawl-space air, so those vents pull moisture in. The result is the musty smell, the soft floors, and the mold on the joists that so many Jackson homeowners recognize. Encapsulation reverses it by sealing the crawl off from that humid air.
In the established neighborhoods around midtown and near the university, decades-old homes have crawl spaces and attics with insulation far below today’s standards — prime candidates for encapsulation and attic air sealing. In the newer subdivisions on the edges of town, homes were built more recently but still face the same humid climate, and still benefit from a properly sealed crawl and envelope.
Whatever the home or building is doing, we bring the full range to Jackson:
Jackson and Madison County are full of shops, pole barns, and barndominiums, and in a humid climate a metal building sweats and bakes without spray foam. Closed-cell foam stops both the heat and the condensation, turning a steel shell into a space you can actually use and condition.
From the historic neighborhoods to the newest builds, we cover all of Jackson. Call (731) 236-2914 for a free on-site estimate.
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.