Site Assessment and Problem Identification
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The HOA screwed my CUSTOMER. #1
What happens here
The team proceeds to scout the perimeter of the house to identify the primary problem areas and plan their access route. They specifically note a sloped grassy area used as an access path, which they aim to preserve to avoid damaging the client's lawn. They discover a section of the house foundation where significant ground settlement has occurred, causing the existing rock and gravel to sink away from the house, potentially leading to drainage issues. The presenter explains that this challenge, and their solution to it, was a key factor in winning the job. They observe the exposed foundation and the depth of the settlement, discussing how this area needs to be built back up and properly graded.
Goal: Understand the scope of work and identify key challenges.
Tools and materials
- Mini Loader Carbon 33T — Used as a reference for maneuverability during access planning
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