Mold & Odor Solutions for Crawlspaces in Central Georgia
Eliminate harmful mold and stubborn odors with professional remediation and treatment. We provide expert solutions, ensuring a cleaner, healthier home.
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Persistent mold growth and unpleasant odors in crawl spaces can make your home uncomfortable, lower indoor air quality, and even impact your family’s health.
With over 15 years of experience, we’ve helped homeowners across Macon, Warner Robins, Perry, and surrounding areas reclaim their crawl spaces by eliminating mold, reducing odors, and improving air quality. Through a combination of advanced remediation techniques, moisture control strategies, and soil gas mitigation, we ensure your crawlspace remains clean, dry, and odor-free year-round.
Crawlspace Mold Remediation
Why Mold Grows in Crawlspaces
Signs You Need Mold Remediation


Our Mold Remediation Process
Benefits of Crawlspace Encapsulation:
- Increased energy efficiency
- Improved indoor air quality
- Reduced humidity levels
- Enhanced odor control
- Lower risk of mold growth
- Warmer floors during winter months
- Enhanced aesthetic appeal


Ammonia Cat Odor Solutions
After encapsulation, some homeowners report experiencing a strong ammonia or “cat pee” odor in their crawlspace. This occurs in approximately 5% of encapsulated homes and is caused by naturally occurring soil gases becoming trapped beneath the vapor barrier. These gases, similar to the fumaroles found in Yellowstone National Park, are typically harmless but can produce unpleasant smells.
How We Solve Odor Issues in Encapsulated Crawlspaces
To combat this issue, we install soil gas reduction fans, similar to radon mitigation systems. These fans continuously vent gas buildup outside, ensuring odors do not accumulate. Proper sealing and humidity regulation through a high-efficiency dehumidifier further prevent odor-related moisture issues. If necessary, we refine encapsulation techniques to create a more effective moisture barrier, reducing gas seepage into the crawlspace.
Dehumidifiers & Moisture Control
Maintaining optimal crawlspace humidity levels is essential for preventing mold growth, improving air quality, and reducing musty odors. Installing a high-performance dehumidifier ensures that your crawlspace stays dry and prevents conditions that allow mold and odors to develop.
A properly controlled crawlspace humidity level helps prevent fungal growth, protects wooden structural components from decay, and improves overall indoor air quality. Additionally, lowering humidity in your home can enhance energy efficiency, making it easier to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature.
With our maintenance and warranty plans, your dehumidifier will continue operating efficiently, providing long-lasting moisture control and air quality improvements.
Why Choose Central Georgia Crawlspace?
With over 15 years of experience, Central Georgia Crawlspace has helped homeowners across Middle Georgia combat mold, moisture, and odor problems in their crawlspaces. Unlike quick-fix services, we focus on long-term moisture and odor prevention by addressing the root causes rather than just the symptoms. Our combination of dehumidification, encapsulation, and soil gas mitigation ensures that your home remains protected year-round. Homeowners throughout Macon, Warner Robins, and Perry trust us for high-quality crawlspace air quality improvements that enhance the overall comfort and health of their living space.

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(478) 207-5895How We Fix Problems for Good
Severely deteriorated crawlspace with fallen insulation, excessive moisture, and structural concerns. Professionally encapsulated crawlspace for superior moisture control and energy efficiency. Severe crawlspace damage with fallen insulation, structural instability, and moisture intrusion. Severely damaged insulation and moisture buildup in a crawlspace, leading to potential structural and air quality issues. Efflorescence on crawlspace walls—visible signs of moisture infiltration and potential foundation concerns. Severely damaged crawlspace insulation with signs of moisture intrusion and structural wear.