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 🧻Crawl Space

Inspections - Encapsulation - Waterproofing - Foundation
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For an encapsulated crawl space, the basic approach is:​

Seal + Isolate + Dry + Control Air

Crawl Spaces Are Important

50% of the Air in Your Home is Crawlspace Air

Mike Rowe has publicly discussed doing crawl-space encapsulation, foundation repair, and basement waterproofing work on Dirty Jobs. In a 2024 post, he specifically described crawl-space encapsulation as extremely demanding work and discussed his relationship with Groundworks, a company in the foundation and crawl-space industry

 

If what you're looking for is the indoor-air-quality principle—that crawl-space air can affect the air in the house—that's an important building-science concept. In a humid climate, an uncontrolled crawl space can contain elevated moisture, musty odors, mold spores, and soil gases. Air movement between the crawl space and living area means controlling the crawl-space environment can be an important part of controlling conditions in the home.

 

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1st Step 👣 Assess and Identify

The first step toward a cleaner, drier, healthier crawlspace is to Assess and Identify the conditions beneath your home. Every crawlspace is different, so proper encapsulation begins with a thorough inspection—not simply installing a vapor barrier.

 

We inspect for standing water, leaks, foundation seepage, condensation, high humidity, damaged insulation, wood deterioration, mold growth, pests, open vents, and air infiltration. We may also measure humidity and wood-moisture levels to identify hidden moisture concerns.

 

Foundation walls, rim joists, crawlspace doors, HVAC systems, ductwork, drainage, gutters, and penetrations are also evaluated. Once the conditions are identified, we develop a customized Game Plan. Solutions may include drainage improvements, mold remediation, air sealing, insulation, vapor barriers, and humidity control—addressing the source of crawlspace problems, not simply the symptoms.

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2nd Step 👣 Choose the Best Plan

 

Once we Assess and Identify your crawlspace conditions, the next step is choosing the best encapsulation plan for your home. Our goal is to address moisture, humidity, air infiltration, and other identified concerns with a system designed for long-term protection.

 

At the heart of our system is the Christian Vapor Barrier, our heavy-duty 125-mil lifetime product designed to provide a durable separation between your home and the ground beneath it. The barrier is installed and sealed as part of a complete crawlspace system based on your home's specific needs.

 

Your customized Game Plan may also include drainage, mold remediation, sealing vents and penetrations, rim-joist air sealing, insulation, and dehumidification. We help you choose the right combination of solutions—providing dependable protection without adding unnecessary work or expense.

3rd Step 👣 Expert Installation

 

Once you have selected the right Game Plan, let our experienced staff professionally install your crawlspace encapsulation system. From the first call to the final walkthrough, we are committed to dependable service, quality workmanship, and attention to detail.

 

Our trained team prepares the crawlspace, installs the Christian Vapor Barrier, seals seams and penetrations, addresses foundation vents and air leakage, and installs recommended drainage, insulation, or humidity-control components. Proper installation is essential for creating a durable system that helps control ground moisture and crawlspace humidity.

 

Our team shows up prepared, works carefully, and treats your home with respect. Before completing the project, we inspect our work and review the finished system with you. With expert installation, you can feel confident your crawlspace system was installed correctly and designed for lasting protection.

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DIY and Contractor Sales

 

The Christian Vapor Barrier is manufactured here in America to our specific environmental specifications. As an environmental company, we wanted more than an ordinary crawlspace liner, so we developed a heavy-duty 125-mil barrier designed for exceptional durability and long-term protection.

 

This product incorporates a gas-vapor barrier backing designed to help resist ground moisture and reduce the movement of soil gases, including radon, when properly installed as part of a complete system.

 

Whether you are a DIY homeowner, professional contractor, builder, or property manager, the Christian Vapor Barrier provides a premium solution for crawlspace encapsulation. Simply provide us with your crawlspace dimensions, and our team can calculate the material needed, prepare a customized quote, and arrange convenient delivery directly to your home, business, or jobsite.

Costs 🏷️ Documentation 📜 Warranties

  • Do You Give Free Estimates?

YES, We offer Free Estimates & Assessments for Encapsulations

  • What Does Encapsulation Cost?

Our Price is around $3 a Sq. Ft. installed while the competition is $4-$6 Sq. Ft.

  • Do You Offer a Warranty?

YES, We offer a lifetime conditional warranty.

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Dave & Bev Burnette

CEO, Director

Christian, Inc.

646 Alcovy River Drive

Loganville, GA 30052

Email: info@christianinc.com

Tel: 770-787-9999

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U.S. Institue of Mold # 70465 - Preferred Contractor

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Envionmental Protection Association &  Georgia State Training Partner

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Air Care Labrotary Partner & Amercian Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists

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Air Allergen & Mold Testing  #14836 - Professional  Accreditations

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We follow all EPA regulations with our staff in accordance to Covid 19 and any of its variants. Under Georgia law, there is no liability for an injury or death of an individual entering these premises if such injury or death results from the inherent risks of contracting COVID-19. You are assuming this risk by entering our premises or our staff entering yours.

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