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Crawl Space Wetness / Slope from back lot
Hi All,
I have a rental that is raised foundation but has a lot of wetness under the crawl space. I believe this is due to the slope from the back lot, in combination with neighbors lot being about 2-3ft higher, and also front road being higher than the house.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a foundation expert / engineer in the greater Sacramento area that you've had good experiences with? I don't want someone just to come and say "it's wet, put in a pipe".
Thank you