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Most homeowners in Western Michigan understand that their home’s insulation can affect their comfort and their energy bills, but did you know about the benefits of having professional air sealing and crawlspace encapsulation completed in your Grand Rapids, Holland, or Kalamazoo home?
Air Sealing
Reducing the amount of air movement through the building materials that make up your building envelope—often through tiny cracks, gaps, and air leaks in your home—is a cost-effective way to cut heating and cooling costs,increase comfort, improve durability, and create a healthier indoor environment. While there’s a significant difference between the professional, comprehensive air sealing techniques that WMGB uses on your home and DIY projects such as caulking and weather-stripping, all air sealing can help make your home more energy efficient.
Crawl Space Encapsulation
An unfinished crawl space in your Grand Rapids home might not be something you think about often, but it can be the source of real problems in your home, wasting energy and making your living spaces uncomfortable. With crawl space encapsulation for your Michigan house, your finished crawl space can help create a healthier living space and a more energy-efficient home for you and your family.
WMGB is a crawl space encapsulation contractor serving West Michigan with a number of solutions to crawl space problems that can properly seal your crawl space and protect your home.
Heat loss often occurs at the top and very bottom of your home, which is why attic insulation and crawl space encapsulation are both very important components of an energy efficient home. Sealing and insulating your crawl space can help you get rid of cold floors on the bottom level of your home in the winter, and can reduce unhealthy air pollutants like mold, dirt, and dust from circulating in your breathing air.
