When mice, rats, bats, raccoons or other critters nest in your crawl space for a long-time, they deposit odors, urine and feces which in turn act as a breeding ground for other contaminants such as viruses and bacteria. Because about 40% of the air in your living space is drawn from the crawl space, these contaminants easily find their way into your living space, posing serious health risks to you and your family. It is for this reason that crawl space cleaning is absolutely important.
If you have been on the hunt for a crawl space cleaning service, look no further. We help homeowners get rid of any pest, clean up any rodent urine or feces, and then re-insulate the space to prevent rodent problems in the future. Because of our highly-trained staff and our level of expertise, we’ve become one of the leading crawl space cleaning companies in all of Livermore.
Crawl Space Cleanup is Best Left to Professionals
It’s best to leave crawl space cleanup to professional cleaning services. Crawling around in a dirty or damp crawl space can expose you to a myriad of parasites and disease-causing micro-organisms.
Our technicians are experts in rodent decontamination and crawlspace cleaning. They have the necessary training, knowledge, and equipment required to safely inspect and clean your crawl space.
Our crawl space clean up service goes farther than your average pest control. Once we’ve taken care of the pest infestations, we thoroughly clean the space to get rid of any musty odors and then begin on the insulation. From there, we complete our crawl space restoration by insulating the entire space to prevent further issues down the road.
A decision to hire our crawl space cleaning professionals is a smart, safe, and efficient way to rescue your crawl space from dirty.
Air ducts get damaged from a number of factors such as age, poor design, and rodent damage.
Damaged duct work or air duct leaks affect the indoor environment in two main ways:
Cold air is lost before it effectively cools the indoor space. This makes your HVAC system work harder, using more energy and driving your utility bills up.
Leaks in the duct work introduce contaminants to the circulating air. This includes mold, dust, mites, pollen, bacteria, asbestos and other allergens.