In this Lowe’s Pro How-To, learn the step by step process for how to partially encapsulate a crawlspace. For detailed written instructions: http://bit.ly/2z9Q1QU
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Some pros suggest to lower humidity of the space and in the wood before mold remediation.
It looks like they are applying the spray foam before removing the mold.
How does a dehumidifier work draining water when its 40 below zero!
Wear a crawlsuit
not supposed to cover band joist.. all wood structure should be open to inspect
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For the pump part in winter whats the solution
Oh god this type of job is seriously tedious, hard and super labor intensive. Its like going to some marine boot camp with all that crawling and be covered with crap. I bet in fixing any "major" crawlspace issues will never be a 100% a problem solver down the road and the "repair" bill will cost as much as buying another home. I have seen a "patented" system where the crawlspace company literally lifts the whole freaking house like 1 story high in an affordable manner so that the working condition will never be like some kind of military boot camp training during the repairing process. All in all, never buy a house with a 3 foot "crawlspace, get a house that has at least 8 foot crawlspace (A.K.A a basement). If anyone has a "major" crawlspace problems, it would be more "logical" to actually dig out the the crawl space and make a basement and aid in the repairs, the budget will be more expensive, but now the advantage is that your house's market value has increased due to having converting a "crawlspace" into a "basement", you basically killed 3 birds with one shot. Fixed the crawlspace issue, created a large basement headroom and also boosted your home's market value. I feel it's insanely pathetic to just fix the "crawlspace" alone so that 10 years later you're gunna need to repeat the process again. Having a basement can allow homeowners to easily repair any issues underneath the house. "Crawlspace repairs do indeed need a professional".
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You need a desiccant