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Michael Glaser
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Kansas City Foundation Contractor:

Michael Glaser
  • Investor
  • Venice, CA
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Looking at a house that has some foundation issues. The seller says it needs minimal work to sure things up via a contractor they’ve had bid the job. The pictures seem to show it’s a bit more of a job. I’m in need of a foundation company or someone that can tell me what I’m getting myself into. This will be a Rental, but I’ll sell it at some point. Any recommendations in foundation based company’s for SFH in KCK?
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    Dennis S.
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    Dennis S.
    • Rental Property Investor
    • Kansas City, MO
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    I would strongly recommend that you instead of starting with a foundation company, have a structural engineer come out and take a look at the property to get a feel for exactly what foundation repairs are needed.

    You can then have foundation companies bid on the engineer's report to resolve the issues to avoid a situation where you are allowing the foundation company to come up with the estimate themselves as I have heard that foundation companies estimates tend to come in all over the place without an engineer's report to work off and limit their repairs.

    I will PM you the guy that I used for a property I was looking at recently.   His charge was very reasonable and he came highly recommended by other people in the area.

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