I don't get it. Are you complaining about it being cold or the day-to-day change? Because here in South Louisiana that definitely is cold. But the last few days it's been 34F (1C) in the morning and 70F (21C) in the afternoon. Today it's 75F (24C), tomorrow morning 39F (4C). How's that for a temperature change.
FFS
We already have snow, roads are iced over, ditches are full of water and bubbling over to roads, then it rains additional 20mm of rain, freezes and gets packed additional 20cm of snow. And I have to take the horsies out at 6am in the rain. On an icy road with water on top of it.
Good luck brother, I had mine done a few years ago and its already worse than before. In Texas the soil shifts so much a foundation may as well be jello.
That's why I went with the pier method.
true story... even the pier method fails eventually. stopping the ground from shifting is like trying to stop up a river using two guys and a shovel lol. I used o'shans. they did fine i guess but looking back i should have just left it be and kept the green. supposedly its got a warranty but i have gone that route yet.That's why I went with the pier method.
It's sitting on solid rock deep below. Expensive. But well worth it if you plan on keeping the home.
Using these concrete cylinder blocks are no good. It's still sitting on the same shifting soil. It'll turn out worse as the years go by.
Yup. Wooden pilar system under Helsinki has lasted for 450 years now. Only problem with wood is that if it ever dries the pilars will rot. Italy has similar pilars from BC.Yup.....but not during my lifetime.
It has a transferable warranty. I'm good.
