MOBILE HOME INSULATION

Mobile homes are elevated off the ground, which makes them more vulnerable to heat loss, cold floors, moisture, and pests. Proper crawl space insulation helps regulate indoor temperatures, improve comfort, and reduce energy costs. 

The best insulation depends on your home’s condition and climate. Common options include fiberglass insulation with proper underbelly support, rigid foam insulation, and moisture-resistant materials designed for crawl spaces. A professional inspection helps determine the best solution. 

Yes. We remove old, sagging, wet, or rodent-contaminated insulation before installing new insulation to ensure maximum performance and improved indoor air quality. 

Yes. Insulating the crawl space reduces air leaks and heat loss, allowing your heating and cooling system to work more efficiently, which can lead to noticeable energy savings. 

In most cases, yes. A vapor barrier helps prevent ground moisture from entering the crawl space, reducing the risk of mold, wood rot, and odors while protecting your insulation. 

Absolutely. Insulating the underside of your mobile home helps keep floors warmer and eliminates drafts coming from below. 

While insulation helps with temperature control, pairing it with a vapor barrier and proper air sealing is the best way to reduce moisture and mold risk in mobile home crawl spaces. 

Insulation alone does not stop rodents, but sealing gaps, repairing the underbelly, and installing rodent barriers alongside insulation can help prevent infestations. 

Most mobile home crawl space insulation projects can be completed in one day, depending on the size of the home and the condition of the crawl space. 

Yes. When installed professionally using proper materials and safety procedures, crawl space insulation is safe and improves overall indoor air quality. 

Signs include cold or uneven floors, high energy bills, drafts, musty odors, falling insulation, or visible moisture under the home.