Intercoastal Crawlspace launches Charleston crawlspace and CL-100 inspection service

Intercoastal Crawlspace has launched in Charleston with crawlspace repair, encapsulation and official CL-100 inspections for homeowners, buyers and realtors across the Lowcountry. The company says the new website and bundled repair services are meant to speed moisture-control work and closing-day inspection fixes.

Why it matters: - Charleston-area homes face persistent crawlspace moisture from humidity, tidal water tables and wet summers. - Moisture can lead to wood decay, mold and pests, which can affect home value and closing timelines. - One local provider for crawlspace work, termite inspections and CL-100 repairs can reduce delays for buyers and real estate agents.

What happened: - Intercoastal Crawlspace announced its official launch in Charleston on Oct. 22, 2026. - The company also launched a new website at intercoastalcrawlspace.com. - The company serves homeowners, home buyers and real estate professionals across the Charleston metro and surrounding Lowcountry communities. - Founder Patrick Moore said the goal is to give customers one local team that can identify crawlspace problems, explain them with photos and moisture readings, and complete the repairs.

The details: - Intercoastal Crawlspace offers crawlspace encapsulation, dehumidifier installation, vapor barrier installation, crawlspace cleanouts and insulation removal. - The company also performs whole-home termite inspections and official CL-100 inspections, also known as South Carolina Wood Infestation Reports. - The CL-100 report is used by lenders and buyers before closing. - Each termite inspection includes 30 to 60 labeled photos shared directly with the client. - When inspections uncover problems, the company provides CL-100 and home inspection repair work. - The company documents crawlspace jobs with before-and-after photos and moisture readings. - The company says wood moisture at 19% or below indicates inactive fungi, 20% to 27% signals excessive moisture conditions and 28% or higher indicates active fungi. - The company says crawlspace conditions can change with the seasons, and a space that looks fine in winter can show active fungal growth by midsummer. - The website lets visitors request inspections or estimates online, review services in detail and find information for their specific community. - The site also includes a CL-100 and inspection repairs section for agents and buyers working against a closing deadline. - The company serves Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Summerville, James Island, Johns Island, West Ashley, North Charleston, Goose Creek and Daniel Island. - Extended service areas include Awendaw, McClellanville, Moncks Corner, Ridgeville, Hollywood, Ravenel and Edisto Island.

Between the lines: - The launch bundles moisture-control work and inspection services under one roof, which can make the process simpler for homeowners and tighter for closing schedules. - The emphasis on photos and moisture readings suggests the company is pitching documentation as part of the repair process, not just the repair itself. - The CL-100 repair offering points to a niche focused on real estate transactions, where timing can matter as much as the inspection result.

What's next: - Customers can schedule inspections or request estimates through the new website. - Intercoastal Crawlspace is positioning the site as a booking and information hub for both homeowners and real estate professionals. - The company says it will continue serving the broader Charleston metro and Lowcountry market with crawlspace and inspection work.

The bottom line: - Intercoastal Crawlspace is trying to become a one-stop shop for crawlspace repair, moisture control and CL-100 inspection needs in the Charleston area.