Crawlspace Restoration in Acworth, GA

Acworth homes near the lake and in established neighborhoods need crawlspace restoration when wildlife and moisture cause problems.

Your crawlspace might be out of sight, but it should never be out of mind. Up to 40% of the air you breathe inside your home comes from your crawlspace — it rises through gaps in your subfloor, gets pulled into your HVAC system, and circulates through every room. If your crawlspace is contaminated with animal waste, mold, or moisture, you're breathing that in every day. It's one of the most important spaces in your home, and for most homeowners, it's also the most neglected.

We get calls every week from homeowners who didn't even know animals were living in their crawlspace until the smell became unbearable. Raccoons, opossums, rats, and mice all love crawlspaces — they're warm in winter, cool in summer, and most homeowners never go down there. A family in Douglasville called us about a persistent musty smell that had been getting worse for months. When we opened the crawlspace access, we found a family of raccoons had torn through the vapor barrier, destroyed the ductwork insulation, and left droppings and urine everywhere. The smell was coming up through the floor vents and permeating the entire house. That's not uncommon — we see variations of this scenario every single week.

Crawlspace restoration is more than just cleaning up animal waste. It's about restoring the space to a condition that supports good air quality, energy efficiency, and structural integrity. That means removing all contaminated insulation and debris, sanitizing surfaces, replacing the vapor barrier, repairing or replacing damaged ductwork, and installing new insulation. In many cases, we recommend going a step further with full encapsulation — sealing the crawlspace completely to prevent future moisture and pest issues. Either way, leaving a contaminated crawlspace untreated is not an option if you care about your family's health and your home's value.