My mother's house is 55 yrs. old.

Her driveway has sunken and I am wondering why.

Maybe it is the water supply from the city ?

As in the void from the water supply ?

"Andy" wrote in message
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My mother's house is 55 yrs. old.

Her driveway has sunken and I am wondering why.

Maybe it is the water supply from the city ?

As in the void from the water supply ?


Possible. Same with a broken sewer line. Or, just some underground water
movement from heavy rains over time.

On Apr 4, 1:41*am, Andy wrote:
My mother's house is 55 yrs. old.

Her driveway has sunken and I am wondering why.

Maybe it is the water supply from the city ?

As in the void from the water supply ?

It could be that there is insufficient hard core under it for the
weight of traffic.
There may be a leaking water/drain has washed out the subsoil causing
the subsidance.
Or someone has driven a truck down the drive in the past.

Andy wrote:
My mother's house is 55 yrs. old.

Her driveway has sunken and I am wondering why.

Maybe it is the water supply from the city ?

As in the void from the water supply ?


Now you know what to get her for Christmas. A jack hammer.
So you get a concrete saw and cut nice smooth lines and tear out the
sunken part, dig a little and find out why it settled, fix it, back fill
it properly, form up, and call Mr. Redix Mix.
A nice Sunday afternoon project.

"FatterDumber& Happier Moe" wrote in
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Andy wrote:
My mother's house is 55 yrs. old.

Her driveway has sunken and I am wondering why.


It's called settling of the earth. Even humans start to settle downward
after 55 years.

Or less.

Steve

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