Posted by Gambles on January 11, 2020 at 05:02:17 from (24.246.203.110):
In Reply to: Unloading The House posted by rusty6 on January 10, 2020 at 18:06:07:
The house that I live in was moved to the spot it now sits from about 8 miles down the road. It has a full basement. My house was moved about 15 years ago. A neighbor of mine, who does concrete work on the side, did the footings. I took off two weeks of work and my mom, my brother, and I assembled the styrofoam blocks that made the basement walls. I had them filled with concrete using a local pumper truck and concrete plant. My house was moved into place by a local house mover. Since the house was plaster and lath, it was gutted with new wiring and insulated. After it was in place, I had a bathroom, kitchen, laundry room a sun room and a mud room added on. It had a lot of sweat equity, but really wasn't that big of a deal. As far as the house moving and coming apart while it was being moved, that doesn't happen. The house mover told me that he had recently moved a house that had brick chimney in it and it arrived just fine. If I remember right, my house weighed somewhere near 35 tons. It was quite the site moving down the highway at about 5 mph and blocking traffic.
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