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Crawl Space Encapsulation And or Controlled Ventilation Why a Winter Install is a Huge Advantage?

Crawl Space Encapsulation And/or Controlled Ventilation? Why a Winter Install is a Huge Advantage? https://specialtyfoundationrepair.com/ 704-787-6972 Cabarrus County as well as the greater charlotte metropolitan area is becoming a popular place for people to move to. Many of the houses are old and in need of important foundation, drainage, and/or crawl space maintenance upgrades. If you live in Harrisburg, Concord, Midland, China Grove, Landis, Rockwell, Granite Quarry, and/or Mt. Pleasant, we are a locally owned and operated team of seasoned specialists ready to step in and handle your crawl space moisture and/or mold challenges turnkey. Key zip codes are: 28025, 28027, and 28075. Winter install advantage is an important fact that most clients do not consider as most people will react to certain symptoms before they reach out to a crawlspace moisture specialist. The majority of our moisture control systems are installed between late spring and early fall. Unfortunately, most customers do not take advantage of the cooler dryer air during the winter months to get their crawlspaces under control. The actual ideal installation time to put in a moisture control program would be during the winter months. It is during this time that we can utilize the outside air as it is much drier and more conducive for longer exchanges of air with the crawl space environment. As these systems can be a significant investment for the consumer, it is understandable why customers would wait until summer to install a system. Often, clients will report cupping floors, cracks over doors and windows, odors and smells, as well as condensation drip falling from the duct work under the floor system. By the time the symptoms occur, cosmetic damage and the development of mold and other biofilm contaminates on the floor system has already occurred due to many months of moisture build up. At this point, drastic steps need to be taken to reduce moisture quickly often requiring the use of a dehumidifier on the system to reduce moisture for 48-72 hours before a hybrid solution can be deployed. Customers can save thousands of dollars by getting their crawlspaces under control during the winter months. The ideal installation time would be between October and May. Exchanging with the outside air during these critical months will allow the floor system to dry thoroughly as well as giving a head start against the buildup of moisture during the summer time. Moisture intrusion follows a dew point parabolic curve with the climax occurring in July and August. As a crawlspace moisture and air quality specialist, we have the ability to install either sealed crawl space systems and/or hybrid Atmox Controlled Ventilation Systems. Both technologies resolve the crawlspace moisture challenges with a guarantee but there are big differences between the two programs. Most people have researched sealed crawlspace systems due to the huge industry marketing push that has occurred with that system over the last 15 years. As an alternative, customers may choose to utilize the more energy efficient controlled ventilation system that not only solves the moisture problem with low voltage technology but also benefits the structure by utilizing the outside air into the whole house envelope to keep air quality in the home at its highest levels. Disrupting the stacking effect as the house was built can also cause serious whole house air quality challenges including putting HVAC Systems into imbalance. • Sealed crawlspace systems require sealing up the crawlspace which destroys air quality. • Sealing up crawl spaces is counter active to the stacking effect that allows for the natural flow of air into the attic. • Sealed crawlspaces require an expensive commercial dehumidifier to reduce moisture. • Commercial dehumidifiers are energy hogs requiring 800 to 1200 Watts of power to operate. This could raise your power Bill up to $10-$50 depending on the situation. • Dehumidifiers don’t run efficiently inside crawl spaces often over drying the space causing hardwood floors to shrink and crack. • Sealed crawlspaces do not stop the off gassing of soil gas, construction materials, and musty smells from mold and other biofilm contaminates that can percolate up into the living areas. • Sealed crawlspaces require the installation of an expensive pool liner product that clients can often smell after installation. • HVAC systems may require expensive upgrades to meet specific code requirements in your area when installing sealed systems. • Pest control companies will cancel termite bonds when they see sealed crawlspace systems since it is almost impossible to inspect for termite tubes For more information on sealed crawlspaces and/or Atmox controlled ventilation hybrid systems please feel free to reach out to us for more information. If at all possible, install your system during the fall, winter, or early spring to save thousands of dollars on the project. Thank You for watching!