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Gumby · 03-24-2011, 02:26 PM

This is the granite at the entrance of my place:

As you can see, a huge crack has developed over the past few years. House was built in 2002 and I moved in in 2005 and I'm confident it wasn't there at first. The crack extends into the granite that's in the closet to the left of this pic.

There's a wall to the right of this entrance area, and you'll notice that the floor is separating from the wall/baseboard:

Is this a clear sign of a shifting foundation? I will need to do more than just replace the granite, and it's not gonna be cheap, right?

03-24-2011, 02:26 PM	#1
Gumby Willing to sell body for a few minutes on RS Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Vancouver Posts: 10,863 Thanked 4,050 Times in 1,593 Posts Failed 143 Times in 71 Posts	Shifting foundation? This is the granite at the entrance of my place: As you can see, a huge crack has developed over the past few years. House was built in 2002 and I moved in in 2005 and I'm confident it wasn't there at first. The crack extends into the granite that's in the closet to the left of this pic. There's a wall to the right of this entrance area, and you'll notice that the floor is separating from the wall/baseboard: Is this a clear sign of a shifting foundation? I will need to do more than just replace the granite, and it's not gonna be cheap, right? __________________ Do Not Put Aftershave on Your Balls. -604CEFIRO Looks like I'm gonna have some hot sex again tonight...OOPS i got the 6 pack. that wont last me the night, I better go back and get the 24 pack! -Turbo E kinda off topic but obama is a dilf - miss_crayon Honest to fucking Christ the easiest way to get a married woman in the mood is clean the house and do the laundry.....I've been with the same girl almost 17 years, ask me how I know. - quasi