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Interior Wall Inspection

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Day 1: Emergency Foundation Repair

What happens here

The crew enters the garage for the first time since the initial assessment to get a closer look at the damage to the foundation wall. They observe that the concrete block wall has significantly bowed inward, with visible cracks and a distinct bulge in the middle sections. The upper part of the wall also appears to be leaning over. This inward movement is attributed to hydrostatic pressure from the soil outside. The severity of the damage is assessed, confirming the need for a structural repair rather than just addressing the exterior soil.

Goal: Assess the full extent of the bowing and cracking in the garage's interior foundation wall.

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be fun you're seeing this along with them for the very first time oh yeah look at this it's cold out big time so that's so you can't see it very well in the camera but the wall has a very distinct ball where it's getting pushed in and then on top of it it's leaning over it's about one heavy rain fall away from completely collapsing it's pretty bad look at it and so the planning begins you know something to tie back after they see it they call me to get a second opinion

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