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Re: OT: Moving an old house.(long)
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Posted by John in Nebraska on April 20, 2005 at 10:17:40 from (209.74.227.248):
In Reply to: OT: Moving an old house.(long) posted by IanC on April 20, 2005 at 03:58:12:
30 years ago I moved a two story frame house, the mover was a true professional. House had almost no damage, no plaster cracking, some eave damage due to trees, and I trimmed lots of those before hand, 12 mile move took two long days. Drive the proposed route, making note of bridges, power lines, count them write them down, check alternate routes, price a new foundation/basement, probably all new plumbing, electrical entrance. Won"t be cheap but if you get a good house to start with will be okay. I"m still living in the one I moved. But, old house, plaster and lathe, does it have insulation? Another cost. trust me.
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