Lower risk
A sealed system reduces conditions that allow mold and pests to thrive.
Protect the structure and improve indoor air quality by controlling moisture under the building. We install a stone base where needed and seal the crawl space with a polyethylene system that blocks vapor and supports long-term performance.
Standing moisture in a crawl space leads to mold, wood decay, odors, pest pressure, and increased energy costs. Left alone, these issues can turn into structural repairs, indoor air complaints, and budget surprises.
A patchwork fix rarely holds. Thin plastic, missed seams, or uneven floors let vapor bypass the barrier and collect again. You need a solution that levels the base, creates a continuous seal on floors and walls, and manages humidity so problems do not return.
Lower risk
Better efficiency
Long-term value
We work in crawl spaces of all sizes for commercial owners, homeowners, and developers. Our crews bring the right materials and equipment for confined access, including long, pliable blower hoses that help us place a stone base evenly where the floor is irregular. The goal is a neat, complete seal with minimal disruption to people using the building.
Encapsulation that looks complete can still fail if the base is uneven, seams are not sealed, or humidity is not controlled. That leads to mold concerns, callbacks, and expensive corrections. Professional work includes surface prep, correct materials, complete sealing, and humidity management so the outcome lasts. The short-term savings of a do-it-yourself approach do not outweigh the risk of doing it twice.
We provide residential and commercial crawl space encapsulation across Michigan, including Detroit, Grand Haven, and Grand Rapids. Ask about other cities and statewide availability.
No. Encapsulation controls vapor and humidity. Proper drainage is still required to handle liquid water before the area is sealed.
A basic vapor barrier leaves vents open and does not manage humidity. Encapsulation wraps floors and walls and is paired with a dehumidifier for more complete protection.
Yes. The sealed system restricts access and protects structural elements from insects and critters.
Yes. It helps protect the structure and indoor air quality, which buyers and tenants appreciate. Lower energy bills are a common benefit.
Condition and size of the crawl space are the main drivers. If repairs or extensive leveling are required before sealing, cost increases.
Yes. Our equipment and long, flexible hoses allow careful placement and sealing in confined areas.
When needed, yes. We place crushed stone to create an even, stable surface before installing the barrier.
Yes. We encapsulate crawl spaces for commercial buildings, homes, and new construction.
