We moved all of it, put a vapor barrier down and vinyled the whole house.

The vapors from those chemicals probably is harmful.

- No electrical conduit or splits, just the main panel- Turned up sprinkler heads- No HVAC - No partitions walls (potentially drywall at the demised perimeter wall and the firewall)- No store fronts glazing (unless township requires it)- No slab (stone only and vapor barrier)- No plumbing (stubbed within 5')- No toilet rooms= $65.00 - $70.00 / SQFTAre you doing the retail leases as Vanilla Shells (VS)?

If these are double-pane windows, the seal has failed and water vapor has gotten between the panes.

Typically doesn’t comply with footing/foundation requirements, vapor barrier in the slab, need to run water to the unit, you’ll need to comply with a number of electrical requirements, insulation, separating the garage space from dwelling and many other requirements.  

The concern is the sheetrock which is close to the cinderblock walls and vapor transmission. 

The quote was $10.9K to permanently stabilize the walls (using a brace system), $14.5K to permanently stabilize the upstairs floors (new steel beams and footers) and $11K to waterproof the basement (new vapor barrier and sump).

I've read most of the "religious" books and have yet to see an example of an Angelic Vision arriving to fix Vapor Paper.Tighten the hatch-bolts - I believe I hear the dive siren blaring in the near distance.I'd suggest Mr.

If you end up tearing out the limestone and dirt, I suggest adding a vapor retarder under the new concrete slab. 

If condensation has built up under the plastic your basement is not currently sealed and you'll have moisture problems you'll want to address (tiles, vapor barriers,sumps).