I am a flooring contractor and frequently see water oozing from the earth in crawlspaces of new homes which will get hardwood flooring. Should I install flooring where this condition is apparent?
Before delivery of hardwood flooring, the jobsite must be ready. A dry crawlspace is a must! If seepage is a common condition for the area, installation of foundation or footing drains may be necessary.
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I am a flooring contractor and frequently see water oozing from the earth in crawlspaces of new homes which will get hardwood flooring. Should I install flooring where this condition is apparent?
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