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[ASKNACHI]This question was posted on [I]AskNACHI.org[/I] by [B]m goodwin[/B] (from hardy ar.). [/ASKNACHI]my house was in a tornado recently, we have cracks on every side of the house in the blocksthat our foundation sits on.How can i tell which are from the house settleing, and which are from the foundation actually moving from the tornado?And by the way it was a f-4 tornado and 1 of my walls was sucked out about 4 inches on one end of the house, and a 12000 pound 5th wheel was thrown into the other end.
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This sounds pretty serious, sounds like you may need a structural engineer. Has your area been declared a disaster area? if so fill all your paper work out immediately for FEMA so you can receive funds.
They will sent out a inspector to verify the damage. If your area has not and will not be declared a disaster area then an INACHI inspector can help you. We hope everyone is OK stay safe Troy Farmer Presidential Inspections LLC Chapter President Southern Idaho PO Box 2144 Eagle, Idaho 83616 208-573-5300 http://www.presidentialinspection.com http://info@presidentialinspection.com "He who can, does. He who can’t, teaches" "Where would we be without Teachers" |