Cold Floors, High Energy Bills, and Other Issues Coming from Your Crawl Space
Between the frigid winters and humid summers, staying comfortable in your home in Southeastern Wisconsin can be a real challenge. Since your home works as an interconnected system, many comfort or home health issues will often spread throughout your living spaces if left unaddressed.
Diversified Insulation is a knowledgeable and experienced insulation contractor serving Burlington and the surrounding areas. We take a whole-home approach to identifying issues in a building, and in many cases, the source of the problem is an unprotected crawl space.
Common Crawl Space Problems
Even though the area under your home seems completely separate from your living spaces, the crawl space plays a crucial role in your overall comfort, health, and safety.
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Cold Floors Since your crawl space sits under your floors, they’ll be prone to heat loss. |
Musty Odors A damp crawl space is the ideal environment for mildew and mold growth. |
Warping Floors Prolonged exposure to humidity and moisture will result in wood rot and cupping floors. |
Moisture Issues High humidity, water leaks, and groundwater all contribute to vapor and moisture. |
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Ice Dams Air leaks in your crawl space will contribute to the energy loss in your attic that causes ice dams. |
Unhealthy Air An unprotected crawl space allows radon and several other pollutants to get into your breathing air. |
High Energy Bills Without a barrier of protection from outside temperatures, your crawl space is a source of energy loss. |
Pest Infestation Crawl spaces are common nesting grounds for ants, termites, rats, and other pests. |
Get Cold Floor Solutions & So Much More with Spray Foam Insulation
In order to provide a long-term crawl space solution, it’s important to address 3 core issues: heat loss, air leakage, and vapor. As one of the most high-performance types of insulation on the market today, spray foam insulation can protect your home from all of them and is one of the best choices for insulating a crawl space.
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- High R-Value - We use closed-cell spray foam at Diversified Insulation, which has a dense, rigid consistency that effectively reduces heat transfer.
- Air Sealant - Spray foam insulation can expand up to 60 times its size throughout the curing process, enabling it to fill small gaps and cracks as an air sealing material.
- Vapor Barrier - Closed-cell spray foam does not absorb moisture, which makes it the only type of insulation that can keep vapor out of your home in a single product.
By installing spray foam insulation in your crawl space, you can find long-lasting relief from comfort issues, high energy bills, indoor air quality problems, and more!
Professional Spray Foam Insulation in Southeastern Wisconsin
Installing spray foam insulation in a crawl space is a complex process, which is why it’s best to work with an experienced professional. At Diversified Insulation, we’ve worked with spray foam in a variety of residential and commercial applications, including pole barns.
Our team starts every spray foam job with an on-site assessment to find the exact source of the issues you’re experiencing in your home. Every technician is highly trained on building science principles and our equipment is meticulously maintained. We’ve built a reputation in the area for our high-quality insulation installations, customer service, and cleanliness—that’s the Diversified Difference.
Get an estimate for crawl space spray foam insulation today. Call 262-321-4677 or contact us to get started.
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