Doubly so if you were ever warned that your property may contain unexploded ordnance. That sounds shocking, but is a red herring. Unexploded munitions are a ma

Doubly so if you were ever warned that your property may contain unexploded ordnance. That sounds shocking, but is a red herring. Unexploded munitions are a malfunction-- being warned about it means someone detonated a large amount of it in your area. Same goes for former/adjacent shooting ranges. Assume the soil is contaminated until tested.