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It is for real! We'll have an update video later this week showing the home's measurements over the last couple of months in comparison to the measurements and movement in the land around the home!
@@DalinghausConstructionIncso all the land around the home will move but the actual house will stay where it is 😂😂 even David Copperfield couldn't do a magic trick like that 😂
Yeah those beams were a complete waste and put into place long before the homeowner reached out to our team unfortunately. The vertical beams are showing that the home as been stabilized though! We'll have an update video later this week showing measurements of the house against the surrounding area with the land just moving right around the house.
Good stuff here... just removed two 20 year old trees from close to house foundation in the nick of time... three inch roots found growing underneath house searching for water source!
babygirl the house will keep falling until that whole side of the cliff eventually slides off into the ocean. I’m a southbay native. We’ve all known this.
Hello Sir, thanks for the vedio. I have planted 3 christmas palm trees on top of driange pipeline with the gap of 4 feet and close to my house wall. Please suggest is this creates issues?
i live in a HMO in the UK and have this exact problem. our next door neighbor, has a tree right against the property (im in a terraced house) right on the property border to ours. and the roots have grown up through the foundations. we have a toilet next to our front door and now can't close the door to it or the fire door to the kitchen because the skirting board has soaked up this water causing it to swell. and this morning when walking half dead to get my caffeine fix, as i walked on one of the tiles, water and air, for lack of a better word, squelched out. the house i live in was only built 15 years ago. the tree is probably 10 years old trees next to your property are a serious problem, especially growing up the side of them
Why wouldn't you put a strong plate on the first pipe to increase the size of the support foot print? Seems like the installation would have longer lasting results
Because we're not worried about support footprint and instead worried about skin friction on the entirety of the pipe.. It may seem that way, but it's wrong and wouldn't have longer lasting results. Making a big plate on the bottom would mean there's no skin friction whatsoever on the entirety of the pile.. relying purely on that plate and pipe. Our way allows the 30+ feet of pipe to all be in contact with the soil creating skin friction that will support much much greater loads for longer periods of time.
What’s the solution to settlement from highly expensive soil? I’d think filling in under the void left from a lift would be a problem after rain? Proper drainage after and don’t fill the void?…
My local foundation guy said my stucco cracks are from the fact stucco doesnt really do well in arid climates. When the humidity goes from 12% to 100% twice a year it makes the wood swell and the stucco crack.
This is bs! We never have trees on our property, but always have to rake and sweep all the f leaves! The neighbor’ Christmas tree is bigger than their house now and other tree overgrown that half of it over our driveway! The reason they don’t care because they and the whole neighborhood is W! They jumped our fence and walk in our backyard looking for things as their own house!
Big old trees close to your houses, they do not only damage your houses and garages’ floors, but they are places for snakes, hidden cameras, and hiding intruders!
