Live Green

At LiveGreen, we can install sealed crawl space encapsulation systems that are tailored to fit your needs. A sealed crawl space can provide numerous benefits for you and your family. Experience better indoor air quality to help you breathe easier when you seal your crawl space. Your utility bills will decrease. In addition, you will notice your HVAC system working more efficiently. With crawl space insulation, your floors will be warmer in the winter. Furthermore, because you will have less mold and dry rot, your home will last longer.

We know that when homes are optimized for energy efficiency, people save money. Whether you're a homeowner or a building contractor, our experienced professionals will help you find the right solution to fit your needs. In 2003, current LiveGreen owners, Roland Blaise and Bruce Eickhoff, began Triangle Sealed Crawls after being introduced to the concepts behind sealed crawl space systems. Roland and Bruce understood the benefits homeowners could receive by moving beyond a simple plastic ground cover and installing a system that controls moisture, lowers utility bills, and improves air quality.

We use Johns Manville for all insulation installation projects. For more than 150 years, Johns Manville has focused on developing insulation materials to make diverse environments stronger, more durable, and more energy efficient and comfortable.

Spray foam insulation doesn't just insulate your home like traditional insulation products such as fiberglass or cellulose. Spray foam insulation insulates and seals air leaks. Air sealing prevents air from inside your home from escaping through the cracks and crevices in your home. These penetration points can be tiny - so small they may not be visible. These penetration points result from the construction process - installing electrical wires, can lights, duct work, attic access doors, plumbing stacks and more.

Radon can cause lung cancer over a long period of time. According to the EPA, radon "is the number one cause of lung cancer among non-smokers" and is responsible for approximately 21,000 deaths every year. People with any respiratory or sinus issues are likely to have a harder time breathing when there are high levels of radon in the air. Therefore, homes often need a radon mitigation system. LiveGreen uses the process of radon mitigation to reduce radon concentrations in the air of your home. Through radon testing, we'll determine how high your radon levels are and what can be done to lower this number.