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"Preventing Foundation Movement"
 "Comparing Foundation Repair Techniques"
 "Comparing Foundation Repair Bids"

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If you have contacted an engineer, has the engineer
provided a written repair plan?  Yes,  No

What kind of foundation does your property have?
Concrete slab,  Wooden pier & beam,  Combination of concrete slab and wooden pier & beam,  Concrete beam & wooden floor framing,  Don't know

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Approximately how large is your home?  Less than 1000 square feet,   Between 1000 and 1500 square feet,  Between 1500 and 2000 square feet,  Between 2000 and 2500 square feet,  Larger than 2500 square feet.

Have you contacted your builder concerning the foundation movement ?  Yes,    No

Is your home currently for sale?  Yes,   No

Which of the following symptoms of foundation failure is your home experiencing?
Cracked Sheetrock
Doors stick or don't function properly
Cracked masonry

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Be careful of "lifetime warranties"
Read the "lifetime warranties" carefully and you will discover that the contractor's only obligation is to make adjustments.  Think about it...Your house can continue to move with all the resultant interior and exterior damage and all your contractor has to do is make adjustments every 12 to 18 months.  To make this situation even more troubling most  contractors have an "arbitration clause" in their contract that prevents you from suing them to make things right.