Fiberglass batt insulation is a great material for insulating your crawl space due to its affordability and ease of installation. It is made from recycled glass fibers that are bonded together with a resin binder. This type of insulation is best suited for areas that are not prone to moisture or water damage as it can absorb moisture easily. Additionally, fiberglass batt insulation has an R-value of 3.2 per inch which makes it effective at trapping heat and keeping out cold air during winter months. The downside is that it doesn’t provide much soundproofing or fire resistance.

Spray foam insulation is another great option for insulating your crawl space as it provides a great combination of thermal protection and soundproofing capabilities. This type of insulation consists of two chemicals that form a substance when mixed together and sprayed onto surfaces using special equipment. Spray foam offers an R-value of 6 per inch which makes it highly effective at keeping out cold air in winter months while also providing soundproofing benefits thanks to its dense structure. The downside is that it can be expensive to install and isn’t recommended for areas prone to water damage as the material can break down over time if exposed to moisture for extended periods of time.

Rigid foam insulation is one of the most popular choices for insulating crawl spaces because it has a high R-value (7 per inch) and is resistant to both moisture and mold growth due to its closed cell structure which prevents water from seeping in between the cells. Additionally, this type of insulation provides excellent soundproofing capabilities thanks to its dense structure which helps block out noise from outside sources such as traffic or construction work nearby.. The downside is that rigid foam boards may be difficult to install due to their large size since they typically come in 4x8 foot sheets which require precise measurements during installation in order for them to fit properly into tight spaces like a crawlspace or attic area without leaving gaps between pieces where air could leak out through the seams or cracks.

Rockwool insulation is another great choice for insulating your crawl space due to its ability to trap both heat and sound effectively while also being resistant to moisture absorption and mold growth thanks again due to its closed cell structure preventing any water from entering between cells when installed correctly.. Unlike other types of insulation materials like fiberglass batt or spray foam, Rockwool does not contain any VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) making it safe for indoor use without having any potentially harmful toxins released into the environment around you. Additionally, rockwool has an R-value of 3 per inch making it slightly less effective than other types when compared but still offering quality thermal protection during winter months.

Before any work begins, our team will do a thorough assessment of your crawl space area. We’ll evaluate the existing insulation, if there is any, as well as the size and shape of the space itself. This part of the process helps us determine what type of insulation is best for your specific needs.

Once we know what type of insulation works best for your situation, we’ll come up with a detailed plan for how it will be installed. We take into account access points, ventilation needs, and other crucial elements so that when it comes time for installation everything goes as smoothly as possible.

After the design phase is complete, it’s time for installation! Our team takes great pride in their work and will install your new insulation with precision and attention to detail so that your home stays comfortable all year long.   

Once installation is finished we don’t just leave you hanging; we always make sure that all debris is removed from the area so that you don’t have anything extra to worry about after we leave.