by Crawl Space | Jan 27, 2022 | Uncategorized
What Health Risks and Problems Can Arise From Mold? You may not think about your crawl space often or at all. You may not have stepped foot (or crawled) inside it. But even if you never go into your crawl space, that doesn’t mean that mold can’t get into your home and...
by Crawl Space | Jan 27, 2022 | Latest Posts, Uncategorized
What is Rebar? You may have wondered how they make concrete buildings and bridges so sturdy and durable. There is a method and that is by using Rebar. Rebar is also commonly used in homes. When you think about it, your foundation structure is what is holding your home...
by Crawl Space | Jan 27, 2022 | Latest Posts, Uncategorized
What Can Go Wrong in Your Crawlspace? Your crawlspace is probably one of the last things on your mind when you think of your home. It makes sense. You never see it. But, because of this, you may not be aware of all the hidden things that could be going on down there....
by Crawl Space | Jan 27, 2022 | Latest Posts, Uncategorized
How to Know Your Crawl Space Needs Structural Repairs You may notice your floors feel a little squishy or look like they are sinking in. If you notice this, it may be a sign that your crawlspace is in need of a structural repair. If not fixed in a timely manner,...
by Crawl Space | Jan 27, 2022 | Latest Posts, Uncategorized
Dig Outs: What Are They & How Do We Do Them? Almost every house has a crawl space. A crawlspace separates your house floor from the cold, hard ground underneath. The recommended height for a crawlspace, at the minimum, is 18 inches and about 24-48 inches maximum....
by Crawl Space | Aug 10, 2020 | Uncategorized
Living in the beautiful Pacific Northwest we are accustomed to and some of us love the rainy weather. While the rain is beautiful to look at from inside with a cup of hot tea in hand, problems occur when the rain begins to penetrate our home, specifically the...
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