Well, except for the fact that it was 100k-250k (not 150k-200k ... if you're going to shit on a stranger, at least quote him accurately), and those figures are pulled straight from a residential engineering registry for that kind of specialty project for homes between 2000 and 5500 square feet.

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Completely true ... but that expanding water-to-ice also exerts pressure that is relieved into the soil around it. That sort of thing happening within solid clay completely destroys basements. Just talk to any homeowner in OK, TX, and southern Ark. with a basement built into their 1910/1920's home, and they'll affirm…

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