Frequently asked questionsQuick answers.
Short answers about The Crawlspace Blueprint Registry™ — how documentation visits, transfer packets, contractor records, billing, and coverage work. The full lifecycle is on How it works.
Do I need a prior crawlspace inspection first?+
No — but the registry is most useful once the visual baseline exists. Official Crawlspace Blueprints™ are created exclusively through authorized Crawl-Space Connect documentation workflows; homeowners do not upload or self-author Blueprints. Prior third-party inspection PDFs can be attached to the property record as supporting documents — they remain separate from the Crawlspace Blueprint™ itself.
Who owns the property record?+
The homeowner. The registry is Private by Design — the owner alone decides who sees the record and what they can do with it. Crawl-Space Connect does not sell, share, or use property data for advertising.
Can I share the record with a contractor?+
Yes — through the registry. You grant time-bounded, purpose-scoped access that you can revoke at any time. Every access event is logged and visible to you.
What happens when I sell my home?+
The record transfers through an authorized chain of custody to the new owner. You authorize the transfer — and the history moves with the property, not with you.
Is Crawl-Space Connect a contractor service?+
No. Crawl-Space Connect is a documentation and registry platform. We document the crawlspace and maintain the record. Correction work — drainage, encapsulation, HVAC, pest, structural — is performed by independent verified trade partners, not by Crawl-Space Connect.
How do Crawlspace Blueprints™ get created?+
A Crawl-Space Connect documentation specialist enters the crawlspace and creates the blueprint. The process includes the 2D zone map, 3D structural model, and 360° Space-Crawler™ panos, linked to the property record. Homeowners cannot self-author an official Blueprint.