Attic Insulation
Blown-in fiberglass or cellulose attic insulation that cuts energy bills and evens out hot and cold rooms.
Mocksville is the county seat of Davie County, a small town with a historic downtown that sits along I-40 west of Winston-Salem, on the way toward Statesville. Like most county seats, it has homes from many different decades, from older houses near the town center to newer construction on the edges and farmhouses and country properties beyond.
Insulation Pros is a family owned and operated company based in Winston-Salem, and Mocksville is one of the towns we serve. This page covers what tends to matter for attics and crawlspaces in homes like these, and what a free estimate visit looks like.
We install six services for attics and crawlspaces. Open any of them to see how the work goes, or call and we will help you sort out which one fits your home.
Blown-in fiberglass or cellulose attic insulation that cuts energy bills and evens out hot and cold rooms.
A sealed vapor barrier, closed vents and moisture control that stop dampness, mold and musty odors.
A heavy-duty ground barrier that blocks moisture from rising into your crawlspace and home.
A dehumidifier sized for your crawlspace so humidity, mold and wood rot stay under control.
Sealing attic gaps and leaky ductwork so conditioned air stays inside your home.
Spray foam for rim joists, additions and tight spaces that need an air seal plus insulation.
Older homes usually mean less insulation and more air leaks. Farmhouse-style houses in particular often have tall ceilings, attics that were never designed to be finished, and crawlspaces built with plenty of vents. Framing that has settled over the years can leave odd gaps that let air move freely between the living space and the attic.
None of it is unusual for a house of its age, and most of it can be improved. The first step is a look at what is actually there, because two houses that look alike from the road can be very different above the ceiling.
If a house has been in your family for generations, you may know its quirks better than anyone. Tell us what you have noticed, such as a cold corner, a damp smell in one room or a floor that feels soft, and we will start there.
Over the decades, many older homes pick up an addition: a bedroom, a kitchen extension, an enclosed porch. Each addition may sit on a different foundation than the original house, with a crawlspace or slab of its own, and each may have been insulated to a different standard. The seam between old and new is a common spot for air leaks, and rim joists and small enclosed cavities can be hard to reach with other materials, which is where spray foam often fits.
We look at the whole house as a set of connected spaces rather than one attic and one crawlspace. If your home has several foundation types, the right recommendation may differ from one part of the house to the next.
Older crawlspaces are usually vented and sit on bare soil, and they were designed when the accepted thinking was that vents keep a crawlspace dry. In humid Piedmont summers the opposite can happen: warm, moist air moves in and condenses on cooler surfaces. If a home sits in a low spot, at the bottom of a slope or under heavy shade, the effect can be stronger.
A vapor barrier is the usual starting point, with encapsulation and a dehumidifier as more complete options for a crawlspace that stays damp. If standing water or active leaks are present, those have to be corrected first, and we will say so at the estimate.
Dark, damp corners along the foundation walls, rusty fasteners, and a floor that feels cold or bouncy in one room are all worth mentioning at the estimate. They do not always mean trouble, but they help us decide where to look first.
Here is how our services tend to line up for older and mixed-foundation homes in Davie County.
Insulation Pros serves the towns around Mocksville too. Each page below has local notes on homes, attics and crawlspaces in that town.
We also serve Kernersville, Lewisville, High Point, and Greensboro. See all service areas.
Yes. Mocksville, in Davie County, is one of the towns we serve. We are based in Winston-Salem, and Mocksville is a short drive west on I-40. Call (336) 870-3893 or use our contact page to request a free estimate. We schedule visits Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm, and Saturday by appointment.
It can. An addition may have a different foundation, different insulation and its own vents, and the seam where it joins the original house is a common place for leaks. We look at each area separately and recommend accordingly. One part may need a ground cover while another is fine, and we will explain what each area needs rather than treating the whole house the same.
We strongly prefer to. Photos rarely show insulation depth, air leaks, moisture or animal activity, and older houses can hide surprises. An in-person visit is free and lets us give you a written estimate based on what is really there. If your schedule makes a weekday visit hard, ask about a Saturday appointment when you call.
Crawlspace Dehumidifier
That damp, earthy smell may not be coming from where you think. Learn how crawlspace air travels upstairs, how to rule out other sources safely, and what humidity control and sealing can change.
Spray Foam Insulation
Neither material is better everywhere. See how spray foam and blown-in insulation work, where each wins in Piedmont homes, how to weigh cost against benefit without a price tag, and which safety notes matter.
Insulation Pros is a family owned and operated company based in Winston-Salem. We serve homes in Mocksville in Davie County, and we come to you for the free estimate. We do not list an office in Mocksville.
Living in an older or expanded home near Mocksville? Call (336) 870-3893 or request a free estimate online, and we will check each part of the house and put our findings in writing.
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