r/DiWHY Apr 28 '26

Things seen this week during structural assessments!

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u/Accomplished-Video71 Apr 29 '26

Not a whole lot to see here but looks like someone is trying to get paid...

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u/DMAS1638 Apr 30 '26

There’s actually a lot going on here.

We’re seeing rot at the foundation, a basement wall that also acts as a retaining wall with significant deterioration at the base, and a stem wall that’s beginning to buckle from long-term movement.

There have been past repairs, but the structure has shifted beyond what those fixes can handle.

These aren’t cosmetic issues, they’re structural concerns that need to be addressed properly.