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Old 11-30-2009, 03:34 PM
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Don't they call that a "bonus room" in real estate lingo? You wanted to expand anyway right?
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Did you ever finish your basement repair? How did it go?
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are those steel posts just pounded into the ground?
If so how far?

Where is that?

Here is CA we'd pour concrete footings with stem walls about 8" thick and bolt pressure treated sills to that.
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