Termites feed on wood, and they usually get into the buildings with areas excessive moisture (leaks, frame in contact with soil, etc).

@Sriram Kumar Bikkina My guess is that your friend may be trying to bring awareness to the fact that crawlspaces can typically create alot of problems particularly moisture intrusion, dampness, mold, etc. and can lead to moisture damage to framing components.

Windows should be used for lighting only though, ventilation should always be done via exhaust fan, opening a shower window just creates more moisture/steam etc and creates additional problems.

Moisture and other contaminants that can get into a refrigerant system, if its not evacuated properly can severely shorten the life of a compressor.Typical condenser costs 1,000 or so and proper install can be 6 to 8 hours depending on the system conditions.  

If your studs are contracting and expanding, you have a moisture issue and insulation problem.

Suggest better underlayer using acoustical and moisture materials.While Vinyl is very tough and affordable, people will catch on that they used recycled vinyl (car interior) and limestone.

As for laminate being cheaper, probably not if you compare wearlayer thickness and what type of scratch resistant finish it has including it's resistance to moisture.

I’ve also had issues regarding aluminum wiring, electric panel not being up to code, rotted wood from a ton of moisture, and foundation issues.

I've been there and this has been my solution. 1 fix plumbing issue2 spread lime (garden lime) thickly over affected area.3 let nature take its course our Florida sand sucks up moisture and nutrients in no time.

Depends on your soil type and moisture.