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Mar. 1st, 2006 08:18 amI'm vaguely concerned about our house. It's an Edwardian two-flat building, built around 1910 and moved to its current location in the '50s. It's reasonably well-built and should be so for some time.
So why are all these cracks developing in the walls and ceilings? I don't think the neighbors' books weigh that much. The side wall of the garage - which we had professionals lock together the supports - is gapping. In only 15 months!
I hope we don't have to excavate the foundation, because that's the only way we can check to see if it needs re-doing.
So why are all these cracks developing in the walls and ceilings? I don't think the neighbors' books weigh that much. The side wall of the garage - which we had professionals lock together the supports - is gapping. In only 15 months!
I hope we don't have to excavate the foundation, because that's the only way we can check to see if it needs re-doing.
