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The damp, vented space under most Northwest homes — and the single most common source of persistent pest pressure.
Peak months: October, November, December, January, February, March.
Photographs of the actual conditions under your house, so you are deciding based on what is there rather than a description.
Contaminated insulation, debris and waste removed and disposed of properly.
Treatment of the exposed surfaces to reduce the pheromone trails that make the space attractive to the next rodent.
New vapour barrier, screened vents, sealed access points and fresh insulation at the specified R-value.
None of this replaces treatment, but all of it makes treatment hold longer. Most of it costs nothing.
If insulation is contaminated, odour keeps drawing new rodents in. In those cases trapping alone becomes a recurring cost. We will show you photos and let you decide.
Restoring compressed or missing floor insulation improves comfort and efficiency. We will not quote you a specific dollar saving, because it depends on your home.
Tell us what you have seen and we will confirm whether it is crawl spaces — and what it takes to keep it gone.