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Please Note:
Lena Smith is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
I have signed a contract to buy a 2007 spec house. Inspector found a crack above the garage door and he said if the lintel is not properly sized, it is susceptible to futher cracking. Currently, lintel is present. My quesion: Is this serious enough to back out of the contract or can this be repaired? How can this be repaired?
This is in Texas and I have attached a picture Last edited by Lena Smith; 1/9/07 at 10:53 AM.. Reason: Attached picture |
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We need more info, pictures would be great. Jason |
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Cracking above garage doors is common. Around here they require thicker lintels now but the issue has always been a lack of proper through bolting along the span of the lintel.
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