- Crawlspace Mold Removal
- Mold Prevention Products for Crawlspace with Warranties & Guarantees
- Pre- and Post-Remediation Verification Testing Crawlspace
- Crawlspace Vapor Barrier & Retardant Liners
- Crawlspace Encapsulation Systems
- Permanent, Professionally Installed Dehumidification Units
- Sump Pump Drainage and Water Management Systems options
- Heavy duty stain removal via soda blasting the crawlspace
- Maintenance Plans
- Crawlspace Insulation & Rim-Joist Sealing
- Water Resistant Wood Coating
- Crawlspace Floor Support Jacks
Crawlspaces Can Produce a Healthy or Unhealthy Environment
A clean crawl space equals a clean home and a healthy family.
Up to 40 percent of the air we breathe on the first floor of our property comes from the crawl space. Crawlspaces can be a never-ending source of moisture. Even if the surface of the dirt under a crawl space seems dry, digging down just a few inches will reveal moist earth. The dirt and soil emit high humidity, which turns into water vapor. Airflow and water vapor naturally flow from the ground to the top of the building it.
Outside air enters through crawlspace doors, hatches, crawlspace vents, outside pipe penetrations, porous concrete walls, pores of blocks, gaps, and holes. These intrusion spots bring in moist air, humidity, airborne mold spores, and odors. Mold & Mildew Solutions can encapsulate your crawl space and block out bugs, critters, condensation, mold, and outside air. To see how you can have a healthy crawl space and avoid structural damage.
Learn more about Crawlspace Encapsulation
Signs of Crawlspace Issues
- Cold Floor Drafts
- Buckling Hardwoods
- Uncomfortable Humidity Levels
- Odors
- Rotting Sills and Joists
- Sticking Doors or Windows
- Smelly or Damp Carpet
- Dust Mites
- Condensation in the Attic
Potential Results of an Unhealthy Crawlspace
Occupant Health Issues
Internal and Structural Building Damage
Insects and Rodents
Musty Odors
High-Energy Cost
Crawlspace Mold Remediation
Mold & Mildew Solutions follows the IICRC standards, which are the industry gold standard for removing mold from the crawlspace. We fully assess the crawl space before scheduling the crawl space cleaning. All water leaks must be stopped or controlled before remediation or cleaning of the crawl space begins.
Mold & Mildew Solutions Remediation Process
- Containment and negative air strategies are implemented to prevent cross-contamination.
- Debris is removed.
- Mold is removed from the entire wood structure of the crawl space using HEPA grade vacuums.
- Spot Hand sanding or wire brushing is done if needed.
- Cleaning of the structure is next.
- The structure is vacuumed the second time using HEPA grade vacuums.
- The exterior of ductwork and pipes is vacuumed and cleaned as needed.
- The interior of duct ductwork may be needed to be cleaned as part of the project.
Mold and Mildew Solutions can inspect your crawl space
for common issues that make your home unhealthy
Crawlspace Insulation & Rim-Joist Sealing
Crawlspace Insulation & Rim-Joist Sealing Sealing the rim joist in your crawlspace is one of the most important steps in preventing outside air, moisture, and pests from entering your home. The rim-joist area is a major—but often overlooked—source of energy loss, drafts, and humidity infiltration. When left unsealed, cold air and moisture can move directly into the crawlspace and then rise into the living areas above, increasing energy bills and creating conditions that promote mold growth.
Our premium graphite-enhanced GPS rigid foam panels are engineered specifically for below-grade environments like Alabama crawlspaces. These advanced insulation boards provide superior long-term thermal performance, exceptional moisture resistance, and strong structural durability. Designed to seal tight rim-joist cavities and cover full crawlspace walls, they reflect heat, reduce drafts, and create a brighter, cleaner, more efficient crawlspace environment.
By insulating crawlspace walls and rim joists with high-performance GPS foam, you help stabilize indoor temperatures, reduce HVAC run times, and significantly limit condensation on foundation surfaces. This added protection helps safeguard wood framing, subfloors, ductwork, and other components from moisture-related damage. The clean, finished appearance of the installed panels enhances the overall quality of a properly encapsulated crawlspace, contributing to better indoor air quality and long-term home health.
For maximum energy savings and moisture control, Mold & Mildew Solutions installs these premium rigid insulation boards as part of a comprehensive crawlspace encapsulation and drainage system designed specifically for Alabama homes.
Water Resistant Wood Coating
Max Guard is an industry-leading, non-VOC, breathable coating that combines ceramic functionality for unmatched durability and toughness with an award-winning, marine-grade, EPA-registered antimicrobial formula for long-term protection. This advanced barrier system not only resists wear and microbial growth, but it also provides extra peace of mind by blocking water from penetrating wood, safeguarding structural integrity in moisture-prone areas. With a 10-year mold-free guarantee, Max Guard ensures long-lasting defense against mold and mildew, helping to maintain a healthier environment. Its clean, bright white finish delivers a fresh, professional look while reinforcing the protection of your crawl space or basement for years to come.
Crawlspace Floor Support Jacks
Do you have these issues?
- Floors that dip, sag, or bounce
- Cracks in walls and ceilings
- Doors that stick or won’t close
- Gaps between floors and baseboards
- Structural instability over time
Then you need Crawl Space Support Jacks for Sagging Floors
When floors begin to sag, bounce, or feel uneven, it’s usually a sign that the crawl space has structural damage, moisture problems, or inadequate support. Our steel crawl space support jacks are engineered to lift and stabilize beam systems, correct weakened joists, and provide long-term protection against settlement.
These adjustable support piers are a permanent solution for sagging floors, bouncy floors, creaking floors, and structural problems caused by moisture, wood rot, and soil movement.
Professional Crawl Space Jack Systems for Long-Term Structural Stability
Our crawl space support jacks are designed to:
- Lift sinking or uneven floors back toward their original level
- Strengthen weak or rotted beams and joists
- Stop foundation settlement and prevent future movement
- Replace failing wood posts or masonry piers
- Provide high-capacity, adjustable floor support
Each steel jack is installed beneath the main girder or support beam using a properly engineered footer, ensuring stable load transfer and preventing sinking over time.
A professionally installed crawl space jack system restores the strength your home was meant to have.
High-Capacity, Corrosion-Resistant Steel Jacks
Our support jacks are constructed from heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant steel tubing designed for crawl space environments. With adjustable components engineered for precision lifting, these jacks provide:
- High load-bearing capacity
- Long-term durability
- Resistance to moisture, rot, and pests
- Ongoing adjustability for seasonal changes
This makes them far superior to temporary wooden posts or concrete block stacks that can shift, rot, or collapse over time.
Engineered Installation for Maximum Stability
Every crawl space jack installation includes:
1. Structural Evaluation
We identify sagging beams, failing supports, wood rot, and moisture problems.
2. Engineered Footers
Jacks are set on solid, load-bearing footings to prevent sinking.
3. Steel Support Jack Installation
Adjustable jacks are positioned under the main girder to provide lift and support.
4. Precision Adjustment
Floors are carefully raised back toward level—preventing damage to finishes inside the home.
