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To: Right_in_Virginia

What I don’t understand is how, a pool can cause damage at the opposite side of the property. Shouldn’t a line of damage be seen?

Damage is probably from a leaky faucet or a drain leading to nowhere.


72 posted on 06/28/2021 11:16:49 PM PDT by 1_Rain_Drop ("There will be a smooth transition to a second Trump administration” - Pompeo)
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To: 1_Rain_Drop

Read the inspection report. The pool deck was designed without slope, so water accumulated on the slab from Day One.


78 posted on 06/29/2021 2:11:35 AM PDT by dinodino ( )
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To: 1_Rain_Drop
What I don’t understand is how, a pool can cause damage at the opposite side of the property. Shouldn’t a line of damage be seen?

I don't understand it, either. There are reports out there that the pool sunk .... I posted the before and after photos to show that the pool survived the collapse and is a distance from the buildings that came down.

I, too, am wondering if the root cause is water damage, where else could it have come from??

80 posted on 06/29/2021 2:31:00 AM PDT by Right_in_Virginia ( )
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