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Andrew Robbins
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St. Louis Contractor needed. Sinking floor. Help.

Andrew Robbins
  • Investor
  • Van Nuys, CA
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Happy Holidays BPeeps.  I have a 12-unit building in Tower Grove area.  Tenant just left after a few years, and upon inspecting the unit, it was revealed that the floors are sinking.  A more thorough investigation revealed some structural issues.  My head of maintenance is insisting that there is no way around a major, bank-breaking solution.  I am reaching out to get a second opinion.  Anyone have a trustworthy contractor they can recommend?

Thanks!