Selling a home: which foundation records should you gather?
Complete, dated records help the people involved understand what was observed and what work was done.
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Understand the cracks, the soil and the water around your home. Practical foundation and property care guides to help you make a confident next decision.
Complete, dated records help the people involved understand what was observed and what work was done.
Read the guideBuild a complete record and identify unanswered questions before comparing repair options.
Read the guideRead the actual terms and ask how they apply to the work described in your proposal.
Read the guideAgree on the sequence with the foundation and finish contractors before booking paint and patch work.
Read the guideUse the completion conversation to connect the finished work with the agreed scope.
Read the guideConfirm the access plan before removing plants or changing the yard.
Read the guideWhether staying home is practical depends on the work areas and your household's needs.
Read the guidePlan for the whole project, including decisions and related work before and after the crew visit.
Read the guideMake the scope and responsibilities comparable before deciding which estimate fits.
Read the guideA useful price belongs to a defined scope for the property you actually own.
Read the guideA sound repair discussion begins with the problem and ends with a clear written scope.
Read the guideFoundation type changes what can be seen and how a repair scope is developed.
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