Make the contractor fix it or move :{ a moving foundation is a super NO NO not for me
Kitchen backsplash with moving foundation
We need to put new backsplash in our kitchen and are concerned about using tile because of our moving foundation ($10,000 later it is still moving).
Any ideas? We had wallpaper and tile and the wallpaper moved so much it wrinkled and tore and the tile has separated from the wall. We are open for suggestions.
Any ideas? We had wallpaper and tile and the wallpaper moved so much it wrinkled and tore and the tile has separated from the wall. We are open for suggestions.
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Daniel; This sounds like a job for you! Kinda like that expansive soil they have in Colorado. I have no clue how to deal with that except not to live there.:whistling2:My daughter lived in Loveland CO for a few years and they had the weirdest stuff attaching walls to slabs I ever saw. Nothing was solidly attached.
Sounds like this should have been addressed when this house was first built.
Sounds like this should have been addressed when this house was first built.
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