A crawlspace dig out is a process of excavating the area beneath a house or building to create a larger, more usable space. Crawlspace dig outs are typically done in older homes or buildings where the original crawlspace is too small or not deep enough to be used as a living or storage area.
The process of a crawlspace dig out typically involves removing the existing dirt or concrete floor of the crawlspace and excavating down to a desired depth. This may involve the use of heavy machinery such as excavators, bobcats or by hand to remove the soil, and the installation of temporary shoring to support the foundation and prevent collapse.

Once the desired depth is reached, the new space is typically lined with a vapor barrier and insulated to help control moisture and temperature. The walls and floor may also be reinforced with concrete or other materials to provide additional structural support.

A crawlspace dig out can be a complex and labor-intensive process, but it can also be a cost-effective way to increase living or storage space in a home or building. It is important to work with a licensed contractor who has experience with this type of project to ensure that the work is done safely and in compliance with local building codes and regulations.

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