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Ivan 1 year ago
Sometimes home owners cannot afford the repairs, and have to just hope it holds up a little longer
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Posthuma 1 year ago
The US and Canada have strict building codes and they get more strict every year. Some of these are probably quite old buildings, some have been repaired without the required inspections, and some are just a force of nature problem - enough to keep the phone ringing off the hook for home inspectors like myself!
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Bradford 1 year ago
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Rosabel 1 year ago
Americans and their buildings from mud and cheap wood :D
"I Guess It’s Not Protocol To Double-Check Your Work. The Urfp Is Meant To Connect The Sill Plate To The Foundation Wall. It Strengthens The Connection During An Earthquake. This Is Doing Nothing"
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Ivan 1 year ago
Sometimes home owners cannot afford the repairs, and have to just hope it holds up a little longer
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Posthuma 1 year ago
The US and Canada have strict building codes and they get more strict every year. Some of these are probably quite old buildings, some have been repaired without the required inspections, and some are just a force of nature problem - enough to keep the phone ringing off the hook for home inspectors like myself!
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Bradford 1 year ago
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Rosabel 1 year ago
Americans and their buildings from mud and cheap wood :D