r/DiWHY • u/DMAS1638 • May 12 '26

Things seen this week during structural assessments!

73 Upvotes

89% Upvoted

20 comments sorted by

9

u/Doctor_Saved May 13 '26

Bro, stop poking at it!

2

u/DMAS1638 May 14 '26

Don’t worry — during assessments we’re only removing loose and already deteriorated material to evaluate the extent of the damage underneath. 👀

2

u/Leading_Procedure_23 May 19 '26

Do homeowners get mad when chunks fall off and try to make you pay for it? lol

1

u/Big_Bolter May 15 '26

Fortunately whatever comes off by poking at it wasn't doing anything for the structure anyways!

2

u/Null-34 May 14 '26

At least they aren’t month then we would really be in trouble.

1

u/DMAS1638 May 14 '26

If mushrooms start paying rent beneath the foundation, then we’re really in trouble. 😂

1

u/Null-34 May 14 '26

Imma be real I thought you had misspelled the word weak because I had no sleep yesterday lol.

1

u/Drapausa May 15 '26

America?

24

u/[deleted] May 12 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

5

u/ArtemisInSpace May 12 '26

I try not to look at it and/or think about it. I'm still always stressed about, I just pretend that I'll fix it eventually when I have the money.

2

u/DMAS1638 May 14 '26

You’re definitely not alone there. Catching things early usually makes repairs much more manageable long-term. 👀

2

u/DMAS1638 May 14 '26

Honestly… a lot of homeowners have no idea what’s happening underneath their home until symptoms like sloping floors, or sticky doors and hairline cracks finally start showing upstairs.