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![]() I recently got a liner installed in my dirt crawl space to have the soil sealed off from the rest of the house (mainly to keep moisture away from the rest of the house). Now, the installer installed the liner in a fashion that there are still spots where it doesn't seal off the dirt from the crawl space (i.e. I can pull back the liner in some areas and touch the dirt). My question to you guys is whether such a liner installation can still be considered effective with respect to keeping moisture from the soil away from the rest of the house? Or does it have to be perfectly sealed off to be effective? Thanks a lot in advance, Wilko |
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