Don't settle for messy, inadequate fiberglass insulation in your crawl space. Let the experts at Basement Systems install the right insulation in the right location. There are different types of insulation, and each type will work well in some applications and poorly in others. Today, we know that fiberglass performs poorly when installed between crawl space joists. In fact, it often ends up as a moisture-soaked mess on the crawl space floor. Home performance experts recommend that crawl spaces be encapsulated (sealed) and insulated to help prevent mold and moisture problems, and to make the home more comfortable and energy efficient.
Three "target areas" for new crawl space insulation
1) Rim Joist. Insulating and air-sealing this perimeter zone is important because it's a major source of air infiltrations and conductive heat loss.
2) Walls. SilverGlo rigid foam insulation is the perfect choice for insulating crawl space walls. This upgrade moves your home's thermal boundary to the foundation walls, which makes                    your home more comfortable and your HVAC System more efficient.
3) Floor. If you live in an area where the ground freezes during winter, TerraBlock crawl space floor insulation is a smart upgrade to install. It can be installed over dirt or concrete.
See your home's comfort grow and energy bills shrink!