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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

What is the correct sequence of projects?
hello, I have just bought a property that needs a) fumigation (section 1), b) landscape grading to improve drainage, c) crawspace/foundation work to repair some piers and fix sump pump, and d) minor interior remodel and retrofit window.
Should I do a b c d in any sequence? Or it doesn’ matter?
My question is should I finish b) grading and c) crawlspace work before a) fumigating? Or doesn’t matter?
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@James Channing if the grading includes moving soil away from the building because it is touching the sill plate (bottom of the exterior wall), then I would do the grading before the fumigation. Other then that, the order does not really matter. I would just see who is available and schedule based on availability.