Crawl Space Wells, Doors, Vent Installation In Chesapeake, VA

With our Crawl Space Access Well Installation service, you will be able to get under your home much easier. New access well can also enhance the look of the exterior of the home. Another reason you may need us to install new access well for your crawl space is to keep water from entering the space under your home. Whatever the reason, we have great access well options for you to choose from.

Featured Benefits:

• Keep out dampness and bugs.
• Rain and debris are kept out.
• Secure design with locking options.
• Enhance curb appeal.
• Mold & moisture resistant options available.
• Get in a wide range of colors.

Emotional Benefits:

• Keep rodents out of your home to feel safe.
• You can quickly access your crawl space for maintenance purposes.

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Crawl space access wells are typically unsightly holes that are viewed as a necessary evil in a property. They are often built of concrete, wood, or even metal. These wells will gradually fill with leaves, plants, and trash.

An access door is often a doorway on the side of the home that gives access to the crawl area. An access well is a subterranean space surrounding the door. A cover for an access well is precisely what it sounds like.

Access to the crawl space must be given through apertures no smaller than 18 x 24 inches in the floor or 16 x 24 inches in the crawlspace perimeter walls.

Crawl areas must be accessible according to building codes. All under-floor areas must be accessible. Floor access holes must be at least 18 inches by 24 inches in size (457 mm by 610 mm). Openings through a perimeter wall must be at least 16 inches by 24 inches in size (407 mm by 610 mm).

Crawl space doors should be hardwired shut or locked with a wireless transmitter. Break-ins may occur at any time of day, according to experts, but the summer months are a perfect time for thieves to take advantage.

You have the option of relocating the opening. However, because the current structure of the crawl space ceiling is unclear, as is how it bears on the walls, I recommend that you make the new entrance in a mirror copy of the existing opening.