Crawlspace
Damp, Musty, or Wet Crawlspace?
Standing water, odors, wet insulation, condensation, or a damaged vapor barrier? Tell us what it looks like. We’ll help figure out the next step.
We’ll look at it and tell you the next step
If electricity, gas, structural collapse, or another immediate hazard is involved, do not enter or remain in an unsafe area. Contact emergency services or the utility. This website cannot tell you a building is safe.
What’s going on
Standing water, a musty odor, wet or fallen insulation, condensation, a missing or torn vapor barrier, or floors that feel soft — that’s what people notice. Tell us what you’re seeing and send any photos you already have. You don’t have to crawl under the house or name the cause. Do not enter an unsafe crawlspace to take photos. We’ll look at the request and tell you whether anything we handle can be quoted, or whether a specialist is needed. Related help: Mold & Moisture and Water Damage. This is not a diagnosis. Wilke does not claim structural, pest, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, mold-remediation, or engineering work here.
Why people land here
- Describe what you see without naming a cause
- You don’t have to crawl under the house to start
- Pest, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, mold, and structural work stay separate
Related work
FAQ
Common questions
Will you tell me why the floor is sagging?
No. Sagging floors can have more than one cause. We will not diagnose it from a form.
Do I need to crawl under the house before I send this?
No. Do not enter an unsafe area. A description and any photos you already have are enough to start.