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Nov
Most homeowners don’t give their crawlspaces much thought until something goes wrong. Yet that hidden area under your home often works much like a mini-ecosystems. Temperature, moisture, airflow, soil conditions, and even the materials inside the space interact with each other every day. When those conditions shift out of balance—especially after flooding or plumbing leaks—the crawlspace sometimes starts behaving like its own climate zone. That micro-environment affects indoor comfort, energy efficiency, and long-term structural health.
At Red Truck Disaster Response,...