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There I was, spending my Sunday night in my crawl space with a shop vac. Not exactly how I planned to end my weekend, but that's the thing about home renovations - they have a way of throwing you curveballs. Even when you do this for a living.
When you run a crawl space business, your vehicles are as important as any other tool. They get us to inspections, carry our crews and equipment, and rack up serious miles across Tennessee. That's why we handle our own maintenance, and today I want to show you how we do it.
Not everyone keeps thousands of dollars sitting in their checking account. I learned that early in this business. Sometimes the folks who need crawl space work the most are the ones who need flexible payment options. That's why I've always believed in being adaptable about how customers can pay for our services.
When you're building something that matters, you never stop improving. That's why this winter season is bringing some exciting changes to Crawl Logic. From our team's new uniforms to expanded video content, we're taking steps to serve you better while keeping the same attention to detail that made us Tennessee's highes
Most people don't think about what their crawl space contractor does before showing up for an inspection. But I believe what happens before I get to your house matters just as much as what happens during the inspection itself.
We just wrapped up a crawl space transformation in Brentwood that shows exactly what's possible when you think beyond basic encapsulation. Most people see their crawl space as dead space - that scary area under their house they'd rather forget about. But with the right approach, we can turn it into something valuable:
"I can do it cheaper." Those words probably sounded pretty good to the homeowner when they heard them. Today, I'm looking at exactly what those words really meant. I'm in a crawl space that's showing every sign of what happens when price becomes more important than quality.
I just walked through a crawl space about a mile from my house in Spring Hill. The realtor who sold me my own home called me in to look at a house under contract. What I found is exactly why I'm always telling people: do it right, or do it twice.
You might be surprised to find two crawl space guys at an autocross track on a Sunday. But there I was with Stetson from ForeverGuard, pushing our cars to the limit and learning something new. It got me thinking about what really matters in business partnerships - trust, skill, and always being ready to learn.
