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Our gallery shows some of the crawlspace repairs we have completed and a variety of issues we have encountered.
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Hear From Our Happy Clients
"I would definitely recommend Crawlspace Remediation. They explained very thoroughly the problems/solution and provided photos, etc. of my crawlspace. They were timely in completing the work and again went through the process in detail and provided photos of their work. Great job!"
M. Salla
"I was very impressed with our experience. They came out quickly when I first called, got an estimate the same day, and got the work done quickly. There was a minor issue after they had completed the work and they came right out and fixed the issue. Will definitely recommend!!"
C. Spencer
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Crawlspace Repair
The crawlspace is often damp, dark and has a distinct odor. It’s not a place many of us like to visit. When a crawlspace is left unfinished, the integrity of the home is slowly undermined.
Crawlspace Drainage Systems
The longer water pools around your home, the more damage it can cause to your home’s foundation. We'll assess your situation to find the best strategy for removing the excess water near your home.
Mold
Attics and crawlspaces are dark, damp and encourage the growth of mold that can harm you and your family. We'll test for various strains of mold, find out if they are dangerous, and determine the best way to remove them from your home.
Air Quality
You may be breathing in harmful mold spores and not even realize it. Since we are a certified air inspector in Lafayette, Indiana you can be sure that you'll get an accurate reading of what is floating in the air that you breathe.
DID YOU KNOW?
According to a study by the Mayo Clinic, nearly all chronic sinus infections are a result of mold. Since up to 40% of the air we breathe in the home can come from the crawlspace, mold in the crawlspace means mold in the home. The EPA recommends keeping humidity levels in the crawlspace to 40%–50% to reduce the likelihood of mold formation.
DID YOU KNOW?
According to a study by the Mayo Clinic, nearly all chronic sinus infections are a result of mold. Since up to 40% of the air we breathe in the home can come from the crawlspace, mold in the crawlspace means mold in the home. The EPA recommends keeping humidity levels in the crawlspace to 40%–50% to reduce the likelihood of mold formation.
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