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We encapsulated this crawl space in Hendersonville about a year ago. It's a rental property, so I don't expect the owner or the tenant to think about it much. That's exactly why we come back every 12 months.

We just wrapped up a job in Hendersonville, Tennessee that turned a rough, neglected crawl space into something the homeowner can actually be proud of.

We just took on the biggest job we've ever done. A 12,000 square foot house in College Grove, getting a full encapsulation. Three crews. Three dehumidifiers. Lights throughout the whole space.

I was headed from Mount Juliet to Fairview for another job when I got a call from a homeowner. Their dehumidifier had been making noise for a while now. They didn't know what was wrong, they just knew something wasn't right.

We got a call out to Murfreesboro for what sounded like a simple job. A homeowner needed their dehumidifier fixed. That's it. In and out, no big deal.

I get asked what neglect looks like when it comes to a crawl space. It's simple. It's not getting at least one inspection a year.

Most homeowners think a crawl space job is finished the day the crew packs up and leaves. The plastic looks good, the dehumidifier is running, and everything seems taken care of.

I do not like offering services that people don't need. That might sound obvious, but it's not how a lot of companies in this industry operate.