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Join Date: Aug 2005
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modular home flooring problem
Help. I have an 8 year old Cape Cod modular home (Nanticoke) set on a full foundation (Superior Walls). There is a very definite hump in the middle where both sides meet, on both lower and upper floors. The company who built the home went bankrupt, and the builder disappeared. I need to correct this situation, and need to hire someone who can accurately assess the situation , is competant, and can fix it.How do I find someone reputable? What kind of skills does the person need? Carpenter? Structural Renovator? A Structural Engineer I consulted told me that the house was poorly built and that there is no major structural problem. He, however gave me no help in what to do to remedy the situation. I would greatly appreciate all the help I can get.
I live in New Jersey. |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Washington
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modular home flooring problem
Go over to the contractor side www.contractortalk.com There should be someone over there that would help.
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