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[#2] Posted: 04/17/2012 - 08:09:13 AM |  |  |
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Hi Jerry,
Yeah, they are few and far between; but when you get one it sure is sweet. In 16 years I've had a couple of dozen sealed crawlspaces but only one that was that nice over on Lake Sammamish.
ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!
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[#3] Posted: 04/17/2012 - 10:48:42 AM | | |
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Was the homeowner a builder or tradesman? Some will build their own houses better.
Marc
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We must have stricter building codes up here. A concrete skim coat in the crawlspace is standard practice. When I see dirt, it's an older pre 70's house. Ditto for manufactured trusses. No, there's no work here. Better stay where you are. 
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3rd pix, are those 3/8 plywood side supports on the foundation beam legit?
1st pix- is that a homeless person living there? he has no shooz
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[#7] Posted: 04/18/2012 - 08:43:55 AM | | |
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Quote: Originally posted by David MeilandQuote: Originally posted by John KogelNo, there's no work here. Better stay where you are. Yeah, I noticed that last time I was in Vancouver, a month or so ago. No construction going on, no tower cranes, a lot of old cars...
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[#9] Posted: 04/18/2012 - 2:47:33 PM | | |
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Quote: Originally posted by hausdokQuote: Originally posted by edwardh1
3rd pix, are those 3/8 plywood side supports on the foundation beam legit?
1st pix- is that a homeless person living there? he has no shooz
The term is "scab" and those aren't 3/8, they look like they're probably 23/32 or 3/4-inch.
The IRC calls them gussets or gusset plates.
They should be 1/2" structural sheathing or heavier.
The ones in the pictures look fine to me.
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I'm jealous. All I ever get is dirt and mud. I call it a good day if the dirt is covered with a little bit of plastic.
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I stopped doing 'crawls' last summer. Not that we get that many down here and I also charged a high fee for doing them ... but decided with my 'age/health' I simply wasn't going to do them any more.
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Nolan E. Kienitz
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Dallas Home Inspections
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[#13] Posted: 04/18/2012 - 10:06:22 PM | | |
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Quote: Originally posted by Mike LambQuote: Originally posted by Jerry LozierClick to View
 37.59?KBIf you can inspect a crawl space in your socks, I'd call it a good crawl space.
It was the buyer as he took a spin on the 'creeper'. I wear surgical booties in houses, don't pull off my boots. Divides the crowd if I do!!
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