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TELL US WHERE YOU ARE
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next step.
Share a few details about your project. Your request goes to our directory team for review; contractor availability and a response are not guaranteed.
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Prepare your quote request
You do not need to choose an encapsulation package before asking for help. Describe what you have noticed and what you want assessed. If a detail is unknown, say so rather than guessing.
- Location and concern: the property's ZIP code and the problem you want assessed.
- Timing: when you noticed it and whether it follows rain, humid weather or a known leak.
- Existing work: any liner, equipment or earlier repairs you know about.
- Your next step: an initial assessment, help with an existing system or clarification of competing proposals.
Already comparing proposals? Package names do not establish the complete scope. Ask each provider to explain ground coverage, wall and pier details, air sealing and humidity control in writing.
A starting description
“I would like an assessment of [problem] in [ZIP code]. I notice it [when/where]. The crawl space already has [known work or equipment / unknown]. Please explain the inspection findings, proposed work and exclusions in writing.”
Use observations and existing records; you do not need to enter the crawl space to prepare a request. Keep personal contact details in the form's contact fields.
When estimates arrive, use our quote-comparison worksheet. The FTC recommends multiple written estimates that explain the work, materials, timing and price.
Request-preparation guidance reviewed October 11, 2026.