From the Ground Up: A Restoration Blog

Whether it is due to flooding, backfill, or loose soils, problems with erosion can sometimes be catastrophic. When you have to deal with these problems, you will need to do a lot more than just repairs to the foundation. It is also important to address erosion problems and improve the foundation footings and the support needed for structural loads. Here are some of the things that can be done to deal with catastrophic soil erosion and foundation repairs to stop the damage before it destroys your home.

Instead of a basement, some residential properties are equipped with a crawl space. This space is designed to provide access to plumbing, gas lines, and other important elements that run underneath the home. A crawl space can also act as a host for toxic mold. Since mold thrives in dark and damp areas, your crawl space can provide the perfect environment for mold growth. You need to be prepared to tackle a mold problem in your crawl space safely and quickly to avoid having the mold spread throughout your home.