There is another centrally located round hole that must be another drain of some sort.Well, it flooded. 3-4 inches.

Sometimes it peels off easily, other times it fights you by the inch.

I know every inch of that house and it's in very good condition.

from the outside the frame and structure of the house looks in good shape, but once you go in is when you the flooring in the back part of the house all going down to one low spot... if you look at a door way that is by it one side of the door jam is normal other side is 2 inches lower across the top if that helps any.

A pipe didnt freeze , a 1/2 inch sweat joint came apart , I just spent the last 4 hours with a rug doctor sucking water out of the carpet , and now have 4 large blowers going .

That goes for every inch of the RE field.

So, a typical wall may cost $1000-1500 or so to beam if no excavation is needed.If the wall is already bowed, you may require the beams (more than a half-inch out of plumb is where this is generally necessary).

This line, which is also white plastic PVC pipe and was installed in 1997 at the time of the garage conversion- has a thee inch "dip" in the line, and this dip runs for about ten feet.

I am still inching my investor along to find the right property.

pouring a 12x8 concrete patio in back - currently it is a wood deck raised 4 inches off the ground under a covered porch.