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I got a message yesterday. Sunday afternoon. A homeowner in Spring Hill hired someone else for their crawl space job because they were a little cheaper than my quote.

We've been in our new warehouse in Columbia for about two months now. It's about ten minutes from my house, we've got office space, storage, and room for all the materials our crews need. This might seem like just a business update. But it's not. It matters because it changes how fast we can get to your job and how sm

Got a call from a homeowner in Brentwood last week. Their humidity sensor was showing levels over 80 percent. The house felt musty. Something was off. We did their crawl space encapsulation last summer. Everything had been running smooth for months. But now the sensor was telling them there was a problem, and they

I was in Franklin, Tennessee today doing an inspection on a crawl space. The homeowner had already taken a big step - they installed an E100 dehumidifier about two years ago. That's a good unit. It's the same one I have under my own house. But when I got down there, the crawl space was still a mess. Water intrusion. F

I was out in Mount Pleasant today doing an inspection. The homeowner called because they noticed some issues, but when I got under the house, the first thing I saw was water dripping off the ductwork. We've been seeing a lot of this the last couple weeks. It's that time of year when humidity starts climbing and crawl

Summer in Middle Tennessee is when crawl space problems stop hiding. Your ductwork starts sweating. Water drips off the metal. You might see puddles forming underneath. It looks like condensation, and technically it is - but it's telling you something more important. When your ducts are dripping like that, your crawl

I was sitting in my car in Spring Hill, about to grab a cup of coffee. Got a text from a customer less than five minutes away. Their dehumidifier sensor was reading high humidity.

A few weeks ago, I gave a quote to a homeowner here in Middle Tennessee. They called me back a little later to let me know they were going with another company. The other quote was $1,200 cheaper. I get it. Nobody wants to spend more than they have to. But last week, that same homeowner called me again. This time, the