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Christina Lambert
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Structural Engineer needed in Denver

Christina Lambert
  • Colorado
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I am under contract on a house in the Denver area. The foundation has a few cracks and brick has quite a few stair step cracks. Has anyone worked with Sandella Design to inspect the foundation?  What does damage caused by shifting look like vs moisture damage?  

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Chris Gilbert
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Chris Gilbert
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I should have asked how big the cracks are in terms of width.  Even if the crack goes from the top of the foundation to the ground, but has a relatively small gap, you probably have nothing to worry about especially given its age.

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