How it works
A quick way to reach a crawl space contractor who works your part of the Bluegrass, and some advice for hiring one.
You call or send the form
Tell us your town and what's going on: a smell, wet or fallen insulation, sweating ducts, water on the ground, soft wood or a sagging floor.
We connect you
Your call or request goes to an independent crawl space contractor that serves Lexington and the nearby counties.
The contractor handles the job
They schedule the inspection, write the proposal, do the work and stand behind it. Prices, warranties and terms are theirs.
What we are, and what we aren't
Lexington Crawl Space is a referral service, not a contractor. We don't employ installers, send anyone to your house, or set prices. Using the site is free for homeowners.
Before you hire
- Registration. In Lexington-Fayette County, contractors must register with the city to get building permits. Ask for it.
- Permits. Ask who pulls any permit, and with which office: Lexington, or the city or county where you live.
- Trades. If the job includes a new circuit or plumbing for a drain or sump, ask who's doing that part.
- Scope in writing. Get the liner type and thickness, what's being sealed, the air control method and any repairs listed in the proposal.
- Warranty. Ask what's covered, for how long, and what maintenance is expected of you.
Are you a crawl space contractor in the Bluegrass?
If you work in Lexington and the surrounding counties and want to receive calls from this site, get in touch.
Damp smell, cold floors or a sag you can feel underfoot?
One call puts you in touch with a crawl space contractor who works in Lexington and the surrounding Bluegrass counties.