Everett Crawl Space

Crawl space help
for Everett homes

Repair, insulation, vapor barriers and moisture control. Tell us what’s wrong under the house and a local crawl space contractor calls you back.

Call (425) 552-1521
The Rucker Mansion, a brick and clapboard house on a grassy hill in EverettA white columned porch on Rucker Avenue under a grey skyAerial view of north Everett's houses and downtown running down to Port Gardner Bay
Rucker Hill, Everett

What have you noticed?

Pick what you see or smell upstairs. The sheet marks the services that usually deal with it.

Nothing picked yet.

Not sure? An inspection is the usual place to start.

Everett’s rain, itemized

An average Everett year, from NOAA’s 1991–2020 normals for the city’s weather station. Three quarters of it falls between October and April, the months crawl spaces take on water.

40.25″of rain in an average year

Rain by month, inches
Wet season
October3.70
November5.82
December4.95
January5.04
February3.70
March4.11
April3.40
October to April30.72
Dry season
May2.70
June2.30
July1.04
August1.15
September2.34
May to September9.53
The year40.25

NOAA NCEI climate normals, station USC00452675, Everett, WA.

Wet ground since 1902

On the 1902 fire-insurance map of Everett, every yellow block is a wood-frame house. Many of the city’s older homes still stand on short foundations over bare soil, between Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River delta.

When the ground stays damp from October to April, that moisture rises into insulation, joists and the air upstairs. Most of the work on this page starts there.

The Snohomish River running high and brown under a steel truss bridge, with driftwood in the current
The Snohomish River at high water.
Sanborn fire-insurance map of Everett from 1902, showing blocks of yellow frame houses along Fulton, Cedar, Pine and Maple
Sanborn fire-insurance map of Everett, 1902, plate 32: Fulton, Cedar, Pine and Maple.
Everett from the air, on its peninsula between Port Gardner Bay and the winding channels of the Snohomish River delta

Everett and the Snohomish River delta, from the air.

Request an estimate

  1. Tell us what’s wrong. A name, a phone number and what you’ve noticed is enough.
  2. A local crawl space contractor calls you back to book a look underneath.
  3. You get a price, and decide whether, and when, to go ahead.

For homes in Everett, Marysville, Arlington, Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Stanwood, Mukilteo and Mill Creek.

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