It's not uncommon to detect drooping or uneven floors as a crawl space ages. It can also be found in more modern structures. Because such a floor is usually a symptom of a structural problem, ignoring it is comparable to compromising the structural stability of the entire establishment.

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Causes of Floor Damage

The floors in your crawl space may become bouncy, spongy, or uneven. This is a problem because it will only be a matter of time before the floor is unable to support the weight. The current block or brick columns are too far apart in terms of spacing, which is one of the reasons for the damaged crawl space floor. The beam will become overwhelmed and descend between the columns if they are spaced too far apart. As a result, the ground starts to droop.

The floor joists and girders are vulnerable due to moisture and wood decay. Crawl spaces are commonly left open to the elements, resulting in excessive dampness and humidity. When your crawl space is exposed to moisture and humidity, mold, rot, and weak floor joists develop. The weight is too much for them to bear, resulting in bouncy, spongy, or sinking floors.