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Bruce C.
  • Seabrook/Galveston
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Renovation Budget Estimate - house leveling

Bruce C.
  • Seabrook/Galveston
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Anyone have any experience doing house leveling with their renovations, and have a budget number they use $/sqft?  This isn’t a repair I’ve ever done befor, so I’ve got no idea. Internet is all over the place, $2k to $10k depending on what you read. 

This would be what I assume is a pretty involved leveling. It’s not just a slight slope and a few doors that are tight. It’s got a couple noticeable humps on either side of the house. Probably a couple inches  

There are also 2 small sections of the floor that you can see through - 1” gaps between several wood panels. One he fit a 1’x2’ board in to an nailed down. The other the current owner indicated that he had just had covered with carpet and rented out. Now this is a lower income area. Does that really work as a repair in these types of areas?

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