Four services. One accountable crew.
Most crawlspace trouble follows the same path: moisture gets in, humidity climbs, energy leaks. We seal, dry, and insulate the space so you're not hiring a different contractor for each step.
Crawlspace Encapsulation
The foundation of everything we do. A reinforced vapor barrier sealed across the floor and walls, with vents closed and the space conditioned — so ground moisture never makes it into the air your home breathes.
- 12–20 mil reinforced liner, sealed at every seam
- Vents sealed, access doors weather-stripped
- Piers wrapped and fasteners sealed to spec
- Conditioned to stop the stack effect pulling damp air up


Moisture & Humidity Control
Sealing the ground is half the job. The other half is pulling the moisture already in the air back below 50% humidity — the threshold where mold stops growing and wood stops rotting.
- Dehumidifiers sized to the cubic footage of your space
- Drainage and sump pump installation where water collects
- Remote humidity monitors so you see the numbers
- Mold remediation referrals when cleanup is needed first
AlorAir Sentinel HD55 Dehumidifier
See what's inside the unit that keeps your crawlspace dry. Built for crawlspaces, backed by the manufacturer, and backed again by us.
6-Year Limited Warranty
2-year replacement guarantee. We back the manufacturer warranty with our own: if your dehumidifier fails in the first 2 years, we don't repair it — we replace it.
- Years 1–2: W.E. Crawlspace full replacement, plus manufacturer parts and labor coverage
- Years 3–6: Refrigeration system parts covered by the manufacturer
- Labor: Covered under W.E. Crawlspace written warranty terms
Insulation & Efficiency
An encapsulated, conditioned crawlspace lets the right insulation actually work. Cold floors warm up, the HVAC runs less, and the bill above it goes down.
- Removal of old, saturated fiberglass
- R-10 closed-cell foam board insulation
- Installed to meet building code requirements
- Air-sealing the penetrations to the living space
Crawlspace Ductwork
Your home's comfort, air quality, and energy efficiency start with ductwork in good condition.
Ductwork in the crawlspace plays a major role in your home's comfort and efficiency. Over time, ducts can sag, tear, become disconnected, or lose insulation — reducing airflow and increasing energy costs. Replacing or repairing ductwork during encapsulation helps your HVAC system work at its best and keeps your home healthier and more comfortable.
Common ductwork problems
- Sagging or collapsed ducts
- Tears or disconnected sections
- Damaged or missing insulation
- Restricted airflow
- Moisture, mold, or poor air quality
- Higher energy costs
Benefits of upgrading ductwork
- Better airflow and comfort throughout your home
- Improved energy efficiency
- Cleaner, healthier indoor air
- More consistent temperatures in every room
- Reduces strain on your HVAC system
- Works hand-in-hand with a crawlspace encapsulation system
Homeowners ask us this a lot.
How long does encapsulation take?
Most homes are completed in one to three days depending on the size and condition of the space. We'll lay out the timeline in your written plan.
Will it really lower my energy bill?
An encapsulated, insulated crawlspace reduces the stack effect that pulls conditioned air out of your home. Many homeowners see a meaningful drop in heating and cooling costs, though results depend on the home.
Do you handle the whole job or subcontract it out?
Our own crew handles encapsulation, moisture control, and insulation. We do not perform structural repairs or replace rotted wood — if we find wood damage or structural issues, we'll tell you upfront so you can contact a licensed professional.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes. We walk the crawlspace, take moisture readings, photograph what we find, and give you an honest assessment — even if that assessment is that you don't need work yet.
What areas do you serve?
We serve homeowners in Fuquay-Varina, Holly Springs, Apex, Cary, Clayton, Angier, Benson, Spring Lake, Sanford, Lillington, and Garner, North Carolina.
Ready for a dry, sealed crawlspace?
Tell us what you're seeing — smells, moisture, sagging floors — and we'll come take a look, free.
Request Your Free Inspection