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What are the benefits of adding insulation to a crawlspace?

Homeowners often overlook the crawlspace until significant problems appear. Controlling moisture in this area is essential for the overall health of your home. Treating the crawlspace correctly helps keep humidity, insects, and other pests to a minimum. Installing a vapor barrier prevents ground moisture from entering and separates the living areas from soil-related issues, reducing or eliminating mold and rot. Our technicians are trained to install these systems correctly to ensure they are effective.

 

Crawlspace Insulation Materials

Crawlspaces vary from home to home due to differing building features and site conditions. If a crawlspace has moisture problems, spray foam encapsulation is often the most effective way to insulate and protect it. Where moisture is not an issue, conventional options such as fiberglass batts may be sufficient. Have a professional inspect your crawlspace to determine the most appropriate insulation approach.

Crawlspace Insulation Types

  • Spray Foam Crawlspace Insulation

    Spray Foam Crawlspace Insulation

    Thanks to exceptional air-sealing performance, spray foam is the most energy-efficient insulation option on the market today. Available in both open-cell and closed-cell formulations, it’s a reliable choice for any application.

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  • Fiberglass Crawlspace Insulation

    Fiberglass Crawlspace Insulation

    Fiberglass insulation is likely the most widely used type and is available as batts or rolls, as well as a blow-in option that can be installed as loose-fill or dense-packed.

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Additional Insulation Services

Insulation can be added to attics, walls, and crawlspaces to create a complete home insulation system that prevents your conditioned air from escaping.

  • Wall Insulation

    Wall Insulation

    Fiberglass insulation is likely the most widely used type and is available as batts or rolls, as well as a blow-in option offered in loose-fill or dense-packed forms.

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  • Attic Insulation

    Attic Insulation

    Up to 30% of a home's energy loss can be traced to an under-insulated attic, so ensuring proper attic insulation is essential.

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Crawlspace Insulation FAQs

 

Why is crawlspace insulation important?

Insulating your crawlspace is essential for maintaining stable indoor temperatures and improving energy efficiency. Correctly installed insulation minimizes drafts, lowers heating and cooling costs, and helps guard against moisture problems.

What are the benefits of crawlspace Insulation?

Crawlspace insulation provides multiple advantages, such as increased indoor comfort, lower energy use, prevention of moisture accumulation, and improved overall home insulation performance.

What types of insulation are suitable for crawlspaces?

Common crawlspace insulation options include spray foam and fiberglass batts. The best choice depends on the crawlspace’s moisture conditions, local climate, and your specific insulation objectives.

How does crawlspace insulation prevent moisture problems?

Effective crawlspace insulation blocks moisture from entering, helping keep the area dry and reducing the chances of mold, wood rot, and other moisture-related damage to your home's structure.

Can I insulate my crawlspace myself?

Although do-it-yourself crawlspace insulation can be done, we recommend consulting professionals. Proper crawlspace insulation requires specific techniques and considerations to achieve optimal performance and energy efficiency.

Will crawlspace insulation help with indoor air quality?

Yes — crawlspace insulation can help improve indoor air quality by preventing moisture issues that lead to mold and mildew. Keeping the crawlspace dry supports healthier indoor air.