Address: 8625 Brooks Dr, Easton, MD 21601, USA
Phone: +14106734471
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Thursday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Friday: 8:30AM–4:30PM
Saturday: Closed
Frank Mickey
A crawl space fire damaged the vapor barrier and insulation - these were re-done, with an additional drain and sump pump.
Mike Fitz
The crew did a great job on the crawlspace encapsulation. I would highly recommend them to anyone who needs their crawlspace cleaned and encapsulated.
melissa williams-Rogiers
I cannot say enough or praise this company enough. They went above and beyond for much needed repairs, every contractor was pleasant, respectful and hard working even in very tiny area under my drop living room under trailer. What they did for me had me in tears. Thank you so much total home performance and I can't forget Connie she was amazing answering every question and dealing with my issues.
Cindy Patton
We had our crawlspace encapsulation redone by Total Home Performance and found them to be very professional, courteous, reliable, customer focused as well as reasonably priced. We highly recommend Total Home Performance and plan to hire them for additional services including the whole home health assessment.
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Encapsulating your crawl space will prevent future issues related to excess moisture, and stabilize the temperatures in your crawl space. This will do away with those cold morning floors, mold issues, and will reduce the indoor drafts throughout your home. This saves you in heating and cooling costs, and keeps your home more comfortable all year round.
Dirt crawl spaces are constructed to be cost-effective; however, a dirt crawl space leaves your property more vulnerable to moisture. By not guarding your home from the effects of groundwater and the exchange of exterior air into the crawl space, moisture from either source can be detrimental to your property.
Each season effects IAQ differently, thought winter can offer five more the levels of pollution indoors compared to outdoor air. More inside time during the winter means you’re more likely to be exposed to airborne contaminants including pet dander, VOCs, dust, bacteria, viruses, pollen and other allergens, mold, carbon monoxide, and smoke.
Windows can be partially responsible for letting in dust and allergens that cause allergies in your home, the particulates that make your air unhealthy also creep in from other, more difficult to detect places, impacting your family’s health and comfort while at home. The truth is that despite your best efforts, microscopic contaminants are going to end up in your home’s air. We offer a range of services to help significantly reduce the amount of dust and allergens in your home.
A dehumidifier is a great way to remove the moisture in your crawl space, but if the moisture persists there is an underlying issue that should be addressed. Dehumidifiers are only a temporary solution!
We always recommend that homeowners do. Crawl space vents are an outdated building science practice. While builders once thought that crawlspace vents allow excess moisture to flow out, these vents actually invite more moisture in. Having these vents sealed keeps unwanted moisture (and critters) out.
Yes we do. We highly recommend them in many instances.
Yes, we do! As the leading home perfromance and crawl space encapsulation company in Eastern Maryland, we at Total Home Performance have more than 9 years of experience and to date have performed over 1,400 crawlspace encapsulations. To that, we are the only area company installing crawl space encapsulations that can offer Home Performance with ENERGY STAR rebates. This has saved area homeowners over $1.3 million in rebates on a the full range of home perforamance and encapsulation projects!
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