Crawl space encapsulation and spray foam for Lexington — sealing homes and cabins against the humidity of country and lake West Tennessee.
Tell us what the space is doing and we’ll come take a look — no charge.
East of Jackson in Henderson County, Lexington is lake-and-country West Tennessee — and being near the water does nothing to lower the humidity that gets into local crawl spaces and homes.
Lexington 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.
Lexington sits in the country around Beech Lake and near Kentucky Lake to the east, and if anything the water and the woods keep the air plenty humid. That moisture finds its way into vented crawl spaces the same way it does everywhere in the region — through the ground and through the vents — and produces the same musty air, soft floors, and mold. Encapsulation seals the crawl off so the humidity stops getting in.
Whatever the home or building is doing, we bring the full range to Lexington:
Lexington’s mix of full-time homes, lake places, and rural outbuildings all face the same climate, and all benefit from a sealed crawl and envelope — plus closed-cell foam on any metal shop or barn. We’ll take a look and tell you what the space actually needs.
Call (731) 236-2914 for a free on-site estimate in Lexington.
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.