Posted by Areo on September 08, 2010 at 19:39:34 from (65.31.191.177):
In Reply to: OT Basement project posted by Bryan iniowa on September 08, 2010 at 18:30:48:
I did just that some years ago. I dug out under the house several feet inside of the foundation, then put supported the house by putting 3 X 8 plank across under three joists supported that with jack posts. I would skip two joists and repeat. After doing a 20 foot stretch like this I took out the foundation in this area. Then poured the footing and set the concrete block. When this was cured I took out the jackposts and repeated the next 20 foot stretch in the same fashion. I completed this project without any cracks in the walls anywhere in the house. I used a small articalateing loader for this. I small skidsteer would work as well.
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