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I cant tell if the joists are eaten, but, that you don't fall through leads to the supposition that termites are not involved I use a laser to mark from the highest point, a level mark on all the other joists bearers and stumps its cool how far, in the half dark under there, those level lasers...

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Uretek did the dam, barracks, and pumphouses, very big jobs, all kinds of info, & contacts on the site VolClay did the sister's house and barns, I don't know if they are still in business Fondex do it too, don't know much about them. or a google search for foundation repair injection SO...

From my experience: limited to two houses where it worked well; I am unsure if there are any negative possibilitiesThe under the house area is as dry and shrunken as it is ever going to get The foundation wall is alternately wet expanded, dry and shrunken, but not as shrunken as under the house...

Clay shrinking is cracking the foundation and brickwork the clay is Drying out especially under then house where no water has fallen since it (the house) was built, shrinks, moves, cracks brickwork, moves stumps. many of the stumps unless eaten by bugs, can be jacked and spacers inserted to...