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	<title>Comments on: The Importance Of Getting Rid Of Mold In Crawl Spaces</title>
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		<title>By: Laura</title>
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		<dc:creator>Laura</dc:creator>
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		<description>Yes, mold can be quite insidious. A recent remodel I performed had mold issues from moisture in the crawl space, and it required more than just remediation &#38; encapsulation. I also needed to redirect the drainage to prevent moisture from pooling under the house, and I installed an intermittent fan system in the crawl space as added insurance that it would remain dry thru proper ventilation.

Although I like to perform or manage most of my own projects, this was definitely a job we gave to a firm that specializes in mold work. One caution, however: You'll find all sorts of recommended solutions (including lining the whole crawl space with plastic), so be sure to talk to a variety of contractors and get references.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes, mold can be quite insidious. A recent remodel I performed had mold issues from moisture in the crawl space, and it required more than just remediation &amp; encapsulation. I also needed to redirect the drainage to prevent moisture from pooling under the house, and I installed an intermittent fan system in the crawl space as added insurance that it would remain dry thru proper ventilation.</p>
<p>Although I like to perform or manage most of my own projects, this was definitely a job we gave to a firm that specializes in mold work. One caution, however: You&#8217;ll find all sorts of recommended solutions (including lining the whole crawl space with plastic), so be sure to talk to a variety of contractors and get references.</p>
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