Water intrusion can cause significant damage to your home.
Water intrusion in your Jacksonville, North Carolina home can result in costly damage, health risks, and a decrease in property value. While it may appear to be a simple thing, even modest water infiltration can pose serious problems if not addressed. Proactively preventing this issue is one of the most important things homeowners can do to protect their property, and our team at Cape Fear Foam LLC can help.
When water seeps into your home, it causes more than simply unattractive stains and damp spots. Moisture can rot wood, corrode metal, and damage fundamental components over time, compromising the structural integrity of your home. Water intrusion also creates an ideal environment for mold and mildew, which can offer major health risks, particularly to people with allergies, asthma, or weakened immune systems. Additionally, the cost of repairs, mold removal, and higher insurance rates might be overwhelming.
It’s important to note that water can enter your home through a variety of means, including cracks that form over time. The roof, basement, and crawl space are especially vulnerable because water tends to pool in these areas for one reason or another. It’s also worth noting that the crack doesn’t need to be very big to cause significant issues.
When you contact our team about water intrusion and how we can help, we will take the time to answer your questions before exploring our process. This process includes spray foam insulation, which creates a strong water barrier, protecting your home and ensuring you and your family are safe. Even better? Spray foam insulation makes your home more energy efficient, which reduces utility costs.
If you’re curious to learn more, contact our team today to see how spray foam insulation can stop water intrusion in its tracks.
At Cape Fear Foam LLC, we offer water intrusion solutions for customers in Wilmington, Hampstead, and Jacksonville, as well as Pender County, New Hanover County, Brunswick County, and Onslow County, North Carolina.