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FG said:
Having a sewer leak under the house, and found out I don't have an access cleaning entry to it, as code requires. And that I don't have ties every 5 feet. Things that should have been caught during the inspection. If you buy a house, please pay for your own inspection!!!!!! This is costing me over 5 K that should not be happening if I had done that.
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Ah, Geeky - I'm sorry to hear it :smt056
 
Just came back from Dallas. They love their football and Emmit is really involved in the community. Sometimes, I think the NFL players don't contribute anything. Emmit is the exact opposite and really Exemplary player off the field!

a whole 200 or so miles. Crazy harsh. I had 5 hours of sleep between the round trip. In between Dallas and Houston, there is a lot of religious radio or country ... pick you poison. I like Dallas. It looks real nice but I said the same thing about Houston and look at my opinion now. :sad:
 
FG said:
Having a sewer leak under the house, and found out I don't have an access cleaning entry to it, as code requires. And that I don't have ties every 5 feet. Things that should have been caught during the inspection. If you buy a house, please pay for your own inspection!!!!!! This is costing me over 5 K that should not be happening if I had done that.
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I spent almost 6K on a cracked lateral sewer that an inspection would never have uncovered. They blew petrified rocks of cooking grease and Pampers out of the line, courtesy of former tenants. The sad part is that it's a shared line, something we didn't know until work was started. My neighbor said he'd help pay for the work but never made good on the offer, I think because I'd already hired the contractor and he had no say in the matter. Insurance covered none of the repairs.
 
Ches said:
I spent almost 6K on a cracked lateral sewer that an inspection would never have uncovered. They blew petrified rocks of cooking grease and Pampers out of the line, courtesy of former tenants. The sad part is that it's a shared line, something we didn't know until work was started. My neighbor said he'd help pay for the work but never made good on the offer, I think because I'd already hired the contractor and he had no say in the matter. Insurance covered none of the repairs.
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thats some messed up stuff there sista
 
Ches said:
I spent almost 6K on a cracked lateral sewer that an inspection would never have uncovered. They blew petrified rocks of cooking grease and Pampers out of the line, courtesy of former tenants. The sad part is that it's a shared line, something we didn't know until work was started. My neighbor said he'd help pay for the work but never made good on the offer, I think because I'd already hired the contractor and he had no say in the matter. Insurance covered none of the repairs.
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Pampers?? Wtf? ?????
That sucks! Its really expensive. I had 3 issues tgast should have been esdilt caught, that contributed to my problem. I'm really pissed because this is the third issue i discovered that the inspector easily should have caught. Still love my house but it is annoying to blow your savings on stuff you shouldn't have to pay for
 
FG said:
Pampers?? Wtf? ?????
That sucks! Its really expensive. I had 3 issues tgast should have been esdilt caught, that contributed to my problem. I'm really pissed because this is the third issue i discovered that the inspector easily should have caught. Still love my house but it is annoying to blow your savings on stuff you shouldn't have to pay for
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Feel your pain girl...I had my roof redone a few months back and it had 4 layers on it...absolutely not code....inspector never caught it when I bought the house...13k project...luckily insurance covered it..

As far as the sewer I swear by this enzyme rid x...I use it every month and it seems to help keep the sewer lines clear...neighbors on both sides have had issues...
 
lippy said:
Feel your pain girl...I had my roof redone a few months back and it had 4 layers on it...absolutely not code....inspector never caught it when I bought the house...13k project...luckily insurance covered it..

As far as the sewer I swear by this enzyme rid x...I use it every month and it seems to help keep the sewer lines clear...neighbors on both sides have had issues...
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I wish I was smart enough to have spent the extra 400 bucks to have my own inspector. The insurance is not covering this. 3 issues with my sewer line that was not up to code. I use a similar thing to rid x every month but these issues were just way too big:-(
 
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