Do you ever wonder how mold grows in your home?
Custom Crawl Space Door Installers
Our company specializes in the health of crawl spaces for residential & commercial areas.
3 reasons why your crawl space entry door should remain closed
3 reasons to hire an exterior crawl space door company
- Quality
The work we do will not only look pleasing but allow anyone in your household to breathe better!
- Professional
The certifications and equipment that we hold allow us to conduct business in a timely and professional manner!
- Trust
The feedback that we get back from clients show that our company is very well trusted!
Four key Signs that it is time for a new crawl space door system today!
01
Adequate Vapor Barrier
This product should cover all exposed earth as well as at least 12″ of foundation wall. If it doesn’t then call Crawl Space Master for assistance!
02
Sealed off Foundation Vents
This barrier protects against exposure to outside humidity.
03
Dehumidifier
This product will help control the entire space along with a built-in Humidistat.
04
Debris Free
An area free of debris means clean ground. If your crawl space has old construction debris, new junk from the last contractor working, or sharp objects that could potentially puncture a barrier then it may be time to call a crawl space professional!
Reach out to get a free estimate on your crawl space!
Provide the basic information along with a description of your crawl space and we will get back to you within 24 hours!
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Crawl space door faq
The cost depends on the job. You can normally find a crawl space door at Lowe’s or Home Depot for around $50-$200. The final price is calculated by the contractor’s rates, material, + condition of the crawl space.
Proceed with the following before entering the crawl space.
- Search for an access hatch from the outside of your home.
- If a hatch can not be found on the outside check in the inside.
- When you find the hatch or door covering the access point shine a flashlight into the crawl space before you enter.
Unless the property has been previously damaged by a leak or flood the crawl space encapsulation is not covered by standard home insurance.
10-15 years!