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Old 3/13/11, 9:41 PM
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Great Jeff.
Maybe one of you structural experts can look my post.http://www.nachi.org/forum/f23/rear-...65-home-59006/
Actually, I already did. I am dwelling it over, before I return and ask... what the hell are you asking? It's been a long day, and maybe I'm tired, but I'm not understanding what you are asking. Please post with your specific concerns and more details... ie... explain "river".

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Old 3/13/11, 9:45 PM
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It wasn't my inspection so I don't know. There was no mention of other problems in the report only of this single crack saying have a structural engineer evaluate. I'm just trying to get everything down so when I do inspections my customers get what they deserve..the best.
I can appreciate that, and you will find that the more specific information you provide, the better we can help you. So, were you doing a drive along, this was a friends home that had an inspection and you were practicing, other...? Did you see other damage? Do you have access (family members home) to go back and get more info, etc... ?

We'll help were we can, so like the saying goes..... "Help us to help you" !
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Old 3/13/11, 10:27 PM
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It's surprising how much drywall cracking is considered "normal". Wood framing can undergo a lot of shrinkage in the first few years or several years after construction.
This picture looks like plaster, maybe not, which "cracks" easier than sheetrock. But you new that.




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Old 3/13/11, 10:37 PM
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This picture looks like plaster, maybe not, which "cracks" easier than sheetrock. But you new that.

No, I don't know how new it is. The OP didn't say!
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Old 3/13/11, 10:47 PM
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Gee, all this talk for a crack.
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Old 3/13/11, 11:03 PM
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No, I don't know how new it is. The OP didn't say!
Be good, before I call Linas.



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Old 3/13/11, 11:05 PM
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FINE, if I must!!!
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Old 3/13/11, 11:57 PM
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Be good, before I call Linas.
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