Any idea what he is talking about and if it should be of concern? The home is more than twenty years old and has survived two major earthquakes with no apparent problems.
Thanks!
Craig
Any idea what he is talking about and if it should be of concern? The home is more than twenty years old and has survived two major earthquakes with no apparent problems.
Thanks!
Craig
The term "Double-Poured" means that the owners had problems with the foundation previously (maybe settling problems)and may have re-layed concrete over it, to level it out. When concrete is layed, you have to place steel bars (frame) under the concrete to diminish cracking, from settling. Also, when a large area is covered, you need to put metal strips every 50ft or so, to separate concrete sections, to give it room for expansion. I would suggest not purchasing the home, if this is the case.