Full Home Remodeling in San Fernando

San Fernando whole-house remodels that begin with a string line, plumb bob and probe at the foundation to see what the frame needs before design.

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String pulled tight along the outside of the foundation shows what a San Fernando house has been doing, and we read it before anything is priced. A gap between string and concrete means a wall has bowed or a footing has shifted. We also hang a plumb bob at each corner, then press a probe into the sill to compare what the line and the wood are saying.

Reading line, plumb and probe

The string finds bowing and steps in the footing. The plumb bob shows if a corner has leaned. The probe finds soft wood where a sill sits close to the soil or under a leaking pipe. Inside the crawlspace we measure the clear height, note posts and piers, and count bolts. Each result is marked on a sketch of the floor plan, so the pattern of problems becomes visible in one view. A cluster of soft spots near a bathroom, for instance, points to a leak, which calls for a different repair than a framing flaw would.

What the sketch becomes

That sketch guides the engineer, who decides which items are cosmetic and which need repair. A hairline crack may only be monitored, while a displaced footing section is repaired before anything else is built. The designer then plans the remodel around the sketch. San Fernando has its own building department, which reviews the structural set, and the findings travel with the drawings so the reasons for each repair are visible to the reviewer and to you, in plain terms, long before anyone picks up a tool.

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