I got a new guy who wants to condition every inch of my project including seismic and EIRs for some unknown reason (single story, not taller than 12 ft).

It goes under a few inches when we get a day of rain.

@Austin Largusa, If I found a price that fit my budget, there is not one square inch in Durham that I would not buy.  

During my days working as a contractor, I am ambitiously learning every inch of real estate building for an extensive range of investment possibilities; while networking and learning from other trades. 

In each case, our managers complete an extensive electronic checklist of items that catalogs the condition of every square inch, appliance, fixture, flooring, paint, etc. both interior and exterior.

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Their attention to every inch of your car is unparalleled, leaving you with a vehicle that not only looks impeccable but also stands the test of time.

At a minimum you dig three test holes no deeper than 36 inches.  

My other costs include a 20V cordless drill for $60, a drill set for $20, a set of 1/4 inch driver bits for $10, a tape measure for $5, and a bimetal hole saw template kit for $50.I've never but never met a locksmith with a skill set worth anything close to what he charged for his time, tools, and materials on anything resembling a normal residential job.

If you're in the area, I'll gladly look at your reviews and consider doing business.Around clean-out, excavate ~20 square feet concrete and dig 3 feet to reach clay sewer line.At end of driveway / by sidewalk, excavate 24 square feet concrete and dig 6 feet to reach clay line.Using Trenchless system, 85 feet of pipe burst (4 inch), from clean-out to sidewalk.Perform 6 inch lining from sidewalk to middle of street