by American Crawlspace Solutions | Sep 10, 2019 | Crawlspace & Basement Repair, Crawlspace Solutions
Many homes in the Metro Atlanta area suffer from a lack of structural support in the crawlspace. Either the builder didn’t install enough block piers, the ones you have are inadequate, or they were not installed on concrete footings. Over time, as we add more and more...
by American Crawlspace Solutions | Aug 21, 2019 | Crawlspace & Basement Repair, Crawlspace Solutions
Foundation problems can be a major issue for any homeowner. As the first thing built, the foundation is the basis of a home’s structural strength. The crawlspace – that is, the space inside the foundation – is directly affected by the overall strength and stability of...
by American Crawlspace Solutions | Aug 13, 2019 | Crawlspace & Basement Repair, Crawlspace Solutions
One of the most obvious signs of problems related to your home’s crawlspace are various types of odors. There are different problems which produce unpleasant odors in a crawlspace, but the exact source of the bad smell can only be identified after learning the...
by American Crawlspace Solutions | Aug 5, 2019 | Crawlspace & Basement Repair, Crawlspace Solutions
Buying a house is one of the biggest investments anyone will make. And after such a big expenditure, if you were forced to repair problems related to foundation, basement or crawlspace, further significant expenditures would be required. For this reason, it is vital...
by American Crawlspace Solutions | Jul 24, 2019 | Crawlspace & Basement Repair, Crawlspace Solutions
No one looks forward to or enjoys home repair projects. But getting the right people to complete the repair is crucial. As a homeowner you are entitled to be very particular about your choice of the repairing contractor, raw materials used, cost of repairs, and the...
by American Crawlspace Solutions | Jul 21, 2019 | Crawlspace & Basement Repair, Crawlspace Solutions
The short answer is the Encapsulated model is dry whereas the Wall-Vented model is damp. Allow us to explain: Here is the Southeast US, we have predominantly humid weather. Venting this damp air into your crawlspace can only produce a damp space under your home....
