If your home has insufficient foundation insulation, we can help.
When your home was constructed, the process included the placement of a foundation. Some residential structures feature a concrete slab, while others feature footers and blocks, also made from concrete. If a home has a crawlspace, it typically has the latter style, which allows for the creation of additional space. However, depending on when the construction process took place and who handled the work, this part of your home may or may not have sufficient insulation in place.
Foundation insulation is placed over several types of foundations, including the style used in homes with crawlspaces. However, since there are many different kinds of insulation, the type installed within your structure may not be sufficient for its needs. Some of the most common warning signs of insufficient foundation insulation include sagging floors, pest infestations, musty odors, and excess moisture. In some cases, homeowners may have to deal with shifting temperatures, which make it difficult to stay comfortable, and mold or mildew growth.
At Cape Fear Foam LLC, we install foundation insulation for clients located throughout the Jacksonville, North Carolina area. Using high-quality spray foam insulation, our technicians can seal gaps that allow for air loss and moisture seepage, adding a layer of protection to your living space. If you’re experiencing any of the signs outlined above or are interested in learning how much insulation is in place around your foundation, don’t hesitate to contact us. We’ll perform an inspection and talk to you about options that can provide the protection you need for a comfortable and safe place to call home.
At Cape Fear Foam LLC, we offer foundation insulation for customers in Wilmington, Hampstead, and Jacksonville, as well as Pender County, New Hanover County, Brunswick County, and Onslow County, North Carolina.