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Foundation Sill
Howdy,
Can someone tell me what this is? Also, is $100 per foot excessive to replace it due to water damage? I am in Columbia, SC and my house is on a slab. Thanks! |
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its what the wall framing of your home sits on, a hundred bucks a foot
sounds on the low side. get permits and inspections to assure its being done right and change the grade of the ground so it cant reoccur |
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Dutch Buckhead wrote:
Howdy, Can someone tell me what this is? Also, is $100 per foot excessive to replace it due to water damage? I am in Columbia, SC and my house is on a slab. Thanks! It is usually a 2x4 that is under the studs of the wall. Personally I would say that $100 per foot would be a deal if they are doing it right. -- Joseph Meehan Dia duit |
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Foundation Sill
That would be $20 / lf low in Charleston.
Make sure you have in writing what materials are being used as replacement. TB |
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