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> I don't know how breaking down the whole exterior of a house to fix it down to the foundation would feel though. Not your problem.
by MrMorden 1y ago
> I don't know how breaking down the whole exterior of a house to fix it down to the foundation would feel though.
Not your problem.
- mattmaroon 1y agoWell, it definitely is. Now you’ve probably got to wait for a lawsuit to settle and then the work to be redone. Even in the absolute best case, this puts the project behind by months, and that’s if they don’t contest it.
- kbar13 1y agoyes but a built house is a lifelong thing. multiple decades. a few months here is not worth decades of pain
- mattmaroon 1y agoYou clearly have never been through a lawsuit. If they choose to fight it, it is a few years, not a few months. Also, a lot of people who build a house do not live in them for a very long time. In fact, there is no data to show they live with them for longer than people who buy existing homes. I am certain that if you went through this, you would find it to be a very large problem.