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Man in beanie, headphones, and mustache in crawl space, discussing
By Jonathan Hart December 13, 2025
I was down in a crawl space the other day swapping out a sensor for one of our clients. The encapsulation itself is about two years old now, and I've got to say - it's holding up beautifully. Bone dry, clean, exactly what you want to see. Sure, there's a piece of tape peeling here or there (we've actually switched to a
Man with headlamp inspecting a crawl space. Text says
By Jonathan Hart December 7, 2025
Look, I get why people love the idea of spray foam insulation in their crawl spaces. It looks professional, it's expensive (so it must be good, right?), and technically, it does exactly what it's supposed to do. But after 15 years of crawling under Charleston homes, I've learned something important: the fanciest soluti
Man with mustache beside car, hood open;
By Jonathan Hart December 6, 2025
This is the second time I've called Whicker out to help me with my vehicle, and I had to tell you about what just happened. Because in a world where most service providers are looking for every opportunity to pad the bill, I just experienced something different - something that honestly caught me off guard.
A small bird perches inside a crawl space with brick walls, a pipe, and metal supports.
By Jonathan Hart December 4, 2025
You never know what you're going to find when you crawl under a house. I've seen everything from forgotten toys to serious structural issues. But today? I found something I don't see very often - a little bat just hanging out in the crawl space.
Flooded brick basement with salt lines, citing moisture activity. Dark water fills the space; a pipe is visible.
By Jonathan Hart December 4, 2025
I was back under a crawl space this week for a follow-up inspection, and right off the bat, I spotted something you don't see every day - a mushroom the size of a dinner plate. Yeah, you read that right. When you see something like that growing down there, you already know there's a moisture problem. But that giant
Man with a headlamp, correcting an entrance. Text says:
By Jonathan Hart December 3, 2025
Look, I've been working on crawl spaces in the Charleston area for years now, and I can count on one hand how many real basements I've seen. They just don't exist here. So when I walked onto this property outside Charleston and saw actual basement space - not a crawl space, but a legit honest-to-God basement that's
Man with mustache in a van, speaking. Text:
By Jonathan Hart November 13, 2025
Yesterday, I got a call from a contractor while sitting in traffic heading to John's Island. He said a mutual contact had referred him to us, and he'd heard we do "really good crawl space encapsulations." My response? "That's not correct. We do the best crawl space encapsulations."
Crawl space with white vapor barrier. Wooden beams, support columns, and Crawl Logic logo. Text:
By Jonathan Hart November 10, 2025
We just wrapped up our first project on Kiawah Island, and I have to say - I couldn't be more pleased with how this came out. There's something satisfying about stepping back and looking at a finished crawl space that you know was done right. No shortcuts, no compromises, just clean, honest work that's going to protect
Well-lit crawlspace with a dehumidifier, showing a clean, dry environment.
By Jonathan Hart November 4, 2025
I want to show you something that makes me proud. This is one of our finished crawl spaces in Charleston, and honestly, it's beautiful. Clean, white, pristine - exactly what a protected crawl space should look like. But here's the thing I need you to understand: not every crawl space we work on can look this good when
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