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I live in a 4-story brownstone in New York that was built in 1890. The engineer who inspected the building said it was structurally sound, but lat...
I live in a 4-story brownstone in New York that was built in 1890. The engineer who inspected the building said it was structurally sound, but lat...
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ViewsPop passed away so it is time to start fixing this ol' house. Starting in the basement clearing years of collected debris. Finally have reached the...
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ViewsWe recently purchased a home built in 1994. The basement was finished a few years later by another set of owners. Earlier this summer I noticed t...
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ViewsI'm getting my basement finished. The most reasonable quote includes metal framing for the drywall. Is this sufficient for the baseplate? Or should...
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ViewsI have a garage on a concrete block foundation and a concrete floor. When it rains real hard and the ground is saturated as it is now I have leak...
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ViewsI just bought a house and the dining room is leaking a little. This room used to be a garage. Where i think it is leaking, there is a brick flowe...
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ViewsWe just had an inspection done on our house that is for sale and they found water under our house. What can be done to remedy this situation????????
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ViewsWe have a daylight block basement that we sealed on the outside w/ rolled on cement, and then rolled on 3 coats of foundation/roof sealant. These b...
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ViewsWe have a sloped lot so we have a daylight basement. 15 courses of block have been laid. Along the outside of 1st course we have laid a continious ...
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ViewsI am considering buying a center hall colonial- but it doesnt have a basement. The rest of the house is very nice, but it seems odd to me that it w...
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ViewsHi All,I am in the process of having a home built in Georgia. The house is a one level home built on a crawl space which should be complete in abo...
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ViewsI'm building a foundation wall for an addition to my house. Code requires 12 inch block underground. I had planned on switching to 6 or 8 inch blo...
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ViewsYes I have asked a question before about a possible spring under my house (no proof),but anyways if there was one would I end up having any real se...
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ViewsHello,I have found a house that may need some work but I want to know what I am getting myself into. An engineer has determined there is a crack ...
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ViewsI have a home with a double thick brick foundation. A leaking roof caused the foundation to bow out in three areas. The damaged sections are about...
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ViewsI'm putting an addition on my home. For a few reasons I won't go into, I don't have the room to put the floor joists & floor on top of the sill pla...
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ViewsI live in Michigan in a two story farm house built in 1890. It currently hasa rock foundation. We plan to move the house 200 feet back on our prope...
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ViewsMy Husband and I are beginning the work of remodeling our house. Top to bottom. The third floor is finished into two large rooms with a hall sepa...
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ViewsWe recently bought a new house and had basement finished by contractor. In order to save money we did not have outside wall finished (they were po...
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ViewsI have a warm air duct running through a cold room (for storing food etc) in my basement. I plan to insulate the interior walls of the cold room to...
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