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Thank you for the replies guys. Well I can assure you there is nothing to hide in there, but if I was the buyer I would want a look too. I'll probably wait for the actual inspection and see what they say. There about 15 foundation vents you can look through to see underneath the square addition, but yes there could be some dryrot in the middle not noticeable from outside. One last question.....Hausdok said to take a bore hammer from old crawl space to new one. Do you mean through the cement foundation?

Hello All, Been searching on forums, but can't seem to find answer to this question. Will be putting my home on market soon and it has a family room addition of 500 sqft. The problem is that the entry to this area of the foundation was covered up when we had laminate floors installed(mistake by installer). I can access the rest of the home through another crawl space entrace in closet. However I can't enter into the family room addition crawlspace through this entrance. There is only 1 copper plumbing line running through the family room crawlspace. Will I have to tear up the floors so that the crawl space can be entered by inspector ? Is it against code to seal that crawlspace ? thanks