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I got a call this week that I absolutely hate getting. A homeowner reached out - someone I gave a quote to about three months ago. They didn't move forward with me. Said the other company was cheaper. I understood. Nobody wants to overpay for work on their house. Now they're calling me back. The other company didn't

We just finished a job in Franklin, Tennessee. The homeowner had a budget they needed to stay in. They also had a vapor barrier already down there - 12 mil poly their pest company had installed. A lot of companies would've ripped it out and charged them for new material. We didn't see the point. The poly was in good s

I just finished an inspection in Brentwood. The crawl space had been encapsulated a few years back, and honestly, the work didn't look terrible. Whoever did it seemed to care about what they were doing.

I was heading to 6 AM jiu-jitsu when I got the call. A customer's sump pump had failed. We installed it six years ago, back when I was still pretty new to running Crawl Logic. The pump did its job for a long time, but it finally gave out.

I got a call from a homeowner about their sump pump. When I got down there, it was running constantly. No water in the basin. Just running and running, 24/7. The easy answer? Tell them they need a new pump. Sell them a replacement. Move on to the next job.

I got a call from a homeowner in Nashville. Their crawl space had already been encapsulated by another company, but things weren't working right. They needed help figuring out what was going on.

Monday morning. I'm heading to our historical property job site to check on progress. This project has been different from the start. It's challenging. It's taking longer than a standard job would. But it's exactly the kind of work that shows what we're capable of.

Just got back from Florida late last night. Picked up a new sales car while I was down there, got a few inspections lined up for today, and we're putting the finishing touches on a project I can't wait to tell you about.